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If you mean a photovoltaic cell, then no. A photovoltaic cell requires a metalloid to function. The metalloid such as silicon can take on two different types: negative silicon or positive silicon which provides for a slight electric potential. Photons emitted from the sun excite electrons on the surface of the silicon and induce a current between the two plates.

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