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What is the main difference between a metal and a semiconductor in terms of energy bands?
A. Metals have a larger band gap
B. In metals, the conduction and valence bands overlap, while in semiconductors there is a small energy gap
C. Semiconductors have no valence band
D. Metals have no free electrons
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