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dopant
[do′pant]
an impurity purposely added, as to a laser crystal or a semiconductor, during manufacturing to create a desired characteristic.
dopant [do´pant]
an impurity purposely added, as to a laser crystal or a semiconductor, during manufacturing in order to create a desired characteristic.
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