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Engineering, 11.10.2019 05:20, phil820

Determine (a) the vacancy fraction for a metal at a temperature of 471 deg c if the energy of vacancy formation is 0.27 ev/atom and (b) the vacancy density (vacancies per cu. m) if the density and molecular weight are 52.4 g/cc and 1388.6 g/mole, respectively.

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