Semiconductors are located in the periodic table on (or in) the?

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**Explanation.**

When we talk about semiconductors, we know that the other name for semiconductors is metalloids. Metalloids are a unique group of chemical elements with properties of both metal and nonmetals.
Also important is the metalloid's position in the periodic table, which is located ***along the line between the metals and nonmetals***. An important characteristic is that metalloids conduct heat and electricity.

***List of the chemical elements which is that group.***

|$_{5}^{} \mathrm{B}$ |$_{14}^{} \mathrm{Si}$ |$_{32}^{} \mathrm{Ge}$ |$_{33}^{} \mathrm{As}$ | $_{51}^{} \mathrm{Sb}$ |$_{52}^{} \mathrm{Te}$ |$_{85}^{} \mathrm{At}$ | 
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Semiconductors are located in the periodic table on (or in) the?

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