Calculate the fraction of atom sites that are vacant for silver at (3.60x10^2) °C. Assume an energy for vacancy formation of (7.000x10^-1) eV/atom. Answer: (2.68x10^-6) The ratio, Xv, is the number of vacancies (N₂) over the number of atomic sites (M). Xv= = exp(-Q/KT).

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Calculate the fraction of atom sites that are vacant for silver at (3.60x10^2) °C.
Assume an energy for vacancy formation of (7.000x10^-1) eV/atom.
Answer:
(2.68x10^-6)
The ratio, Xv, is the number of vacancies (N₂) over the number of atomic sites (M). Xv = exp(-Q/kT).
Transcribed Image Text:Calculate the fraction of atom sites that are vacant for silver at (3.60x10^2) °C. Assume an energy for vacancy formation of (7.000x10^-1) eV/atom. Answer: (2.68x10^-6) The ratio, Xv, is the number of vacancies (N₂) over the number of atomic sites (M). Xv = exp(-Q/kT).
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