n energy required to form one interatomic atom, (one void) of copper is approximately (4ev), assuming that this value is correct. Calculate the concentration of these defects (vacuum per cm^3) at the thermal equilibrium degree (135

n energy required to form one interatomic atom, (one void) of copper is approximately (4ev), assuming that this value is correct. Calculate the concentration of these defects (vacuum per cm^3) at the thermal equilibrium degree (135

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