Engineering, 18.07.2019 01:20, ashtonbillups

Calculate (a) the equivalent number of vacancies per unit cubic meter in pure copper at 500° c and (b) the vacancy fraction at 500° c in pure copper. assume that the energy of formation of a vacancy in pure copper is 0.90 ev and boltzmann's constant k=8.62x105 ev/atom-k, pcu 8.96mg/m^3 t 24 124

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