What is the valency of donor impurity? Name these impurities.

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(N/A) The valency of donor impurity is $5$.
These impurities are known as pentavalent impurities.
Examples of donor impurities include Phosphorus $(P)$,Arsenic $(As)$,and Antimony $(Sb)$.

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