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What distinguishes a donor impurity from an acceptor impurity?
A. Donors are metals, acceptors are non-metals
B. Donor impurities provide extra electrons, while acceptors create holes
C. Donors increase resistance, acceptors decrease it
D. Donors are larger atoms
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