Answer part b QUESTION HREE(ar Usin solidification process and appropriate sketches, briefly describe how a grainstru re of mild steel is obtained from molten mild steel.(b) Dis s the three types of imperfections that are likely to be found in solid mild steelproduct.(c) The equation N, = Nexp (-) gives the equilibrium number of vacancies, Ny. Answer%3!the following:Determine the total number of atomic sites, N, given that the density and atomicmass of aluminium are 2.6 g/cm' and 26.98 g/mol respectively and Avogadro'sconstant, Na is equal to 6.023 x 1023atoms/mol.(i)(ii)Determine the number of vacancies at a temperature of 960°C, if Qu 1.2 eV andk = 8.62 x 10-SeV/atom-K.

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