Calculate the fraction of atom sites that are vacant for the material at its melting temperature of 570 K. The energy for vacancy formation is 0.56 eV/atom, and Boltzmann's constant, K=8.62x105 eV/atom-K. O a. 1.11 x10-5 O b. 1.36 x10-5 O c. 1.32 x105 O d. 1.22 x10-5

Calculate the fraction of atom sites that are vacant for the material at its melting temperature of 570 K. The energy for vacancy formation is 0.56 eV/atom, and Boltzmann's constant, K=8.62x105 eV/atom-K. O a. 1.11 x10-5 O b. 1.36 x10-5 O c. 1.32 x105 O d. 1.22 x10-5

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Calculate the fraction of atom sites that are
vacant for the material at its melting
temperature of 570 K. The energy for vacancy
formation is 0.56 eV/atom, and Boltzmann's
constant, K=8.62x105 eV/atom-K.
O a. 1.11 x10-5
O b. 1.36 x10-5
O c. 1.32 x10-5
O d. 1.22 x10-5

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