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What current flows through a 2.54–cm–diameter rod of pure silicon that is 24.0 cm long, when...

What current flows through a 2.54–cm–diameter rod of pure silicon that is 24.0 cm long, when 1020 V is applied to it? (Such a rod may be used to make nuclear–particle detectors, for example.)

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