undoped
- adjective
- /ʌnˈdoʊpt/
- Specialized
- Researchers compared the properties of undoped and doped semiconductors in their study.
Examples
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The undoped crystal served as a reference in the laboratory tests.
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An undoped fiber was used to minimize interference in the optical experiment.
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The sample was completely undoped.
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We need to test the undoped material first.
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The researchers used an undoped semiconductor to assess its natural electrical properties.
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In the experiment, the undoped sample provided crucial data for comparison with modified materials.
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Before adding any doping agents, they analyzed the undoped material for its baseline characteristics.
Synonyms
Pure and not mixed with anything else
Not stained or dyed for study under a microscope
Antonyms
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Etymology
Undoped is made of un- 'not' and dope 'to add a substance to change something'. In science 'to dope' means to add a small amount of another element to change how a material behaves, so undoped means 'not treated with such an additive'.