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In a vacuum chamber filled with argon gas at \(100 \mathrm{mTorr}\), a plasma is ignited resulting to \(1 \%\) ionization. This is already a "hot plasma" by lab processing standards. Calculate the number density of plasma electrons (should be about the same as the argon ion density due to quasineutrality) in this \(1 \%\) ionized plasma.

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