The element required for solar energy conversion is

1 Germanium

2 Silicon

3 Uranium

4 None of these

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The element required for solar energy conversion is 1 Germanium 2 Silicon 3 Uranium 4 No..

Answer / budhaditya

SILICON

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The element required for solar energy conversion is 1 Germanium 2 Silicon 3 Uranium 4 No..

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(2) Silicon

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