Step 1: Understanding the Concept:
Germanium is in group 14 with four valence electrons. For an n-type semiconductor the dopant must give extra electrons, so it must be a group 15 element.
Step 2: Options:
B (boron), In (indium) and Ga (gallium) are group 13 elements with three valence electrons. They leave holes and give a p-type semiconductor.
P (phosphorus) is in group 15 with five valence electrons. Four form bonds with Ge and the fifth is free, giving n-type.
Final Answer:
The dopant is phosphorus, option (D).
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