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• Properties of silicon crystals used in electronics (e.g., diodes, transistors, integrated circuits) • Effects of static electricity (electrostatic discharge) on semiconductor devices • Difference between current tolerance and sensitivity to damage in components

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• Think about what kind of damage static electricity can cause to delicate semiconductor junctions—are silicon devices considered rugged or delicate in this respect? • Consider whether lead foil storage is a standard, realistic practice for electronic components you have seen in labs or industry. • Ask yourself if silicon devices are usually designed to handle large currents, or if they must be protected by resistors and proper circuit design.

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• Verify which option describes a real, commonly taught property of silicon crystals in electronics courses. • Check whether wrapping in lead foil has anything to do with normal protection of semiconductor components (or if it sounds unrelated, like radiation shielding). • Make sure the statement about tolerating very low currents makes sense: does it describe a limitation, an advantage, or is it worded in a confusing way?

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