In an unbiased $p-n$ junction:
- APotential at $p$ is more than that at $n$.
- BPotential at $p$ is less than that at $n$.
- CPotential at $p$ is equal to that at $n$.
- DPotential at $p$ is $+ve$ and that at $n$ is $-ve$.
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