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A pure silicon crystal at temperature of 300K has electron and hole concentration `1.5 xx 10^16 m^-3` each `(n_c =n_h)`. Doping by indium increase `(n_e = n_h)` to `4.5 xx 10^22 m^-3`. Calculate `n_e` for the doped silicon crystal.

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