Invisible wrote:
> Oh sure. For an idealised infinite grid of atoms. That's a nice
> simplification - which stops working when you have a device made of 12
> individual atoms.
Trust me. People worry about QED. Ever heard of a tunnel diode?
> Interesting. As I understand it, pure silicon is a *non*-conductor. It
> only becomes a *semi*-conductor when doped with inpurities...
Check your periodic table of the elements.
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