The following property of semiconductors cannot be determined from Hall effect: (1) Semiconductor is n–type or p–type (2) The carrier concentration (3) The mobility of semiconductor (4) The atomic concentration of semiconductor

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The following property of semiconductors cannot be determined from Hall effect: The atomic concentration of semiconductor

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