In an unbiased $n-p$ junction,electrons diffuse from $n-$ region to $p-$ region because
- Aholes in $p-$ region attract them
- Belectrons travel across the junction due to potential difference
- Conly electrons move from $n$ to $p$ region and not the vice-versa
- Delectron concentration in $n-$ region is more compared to that in $p-$ region
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