A single crystal of fcc iron (a = 3.6468 ) having a few ppm of interstitial carbon
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A single crystal of fcc iron (a = 3.6468 Å) having a few ppm of interstitial carbon is kept at 1000 °C and isolated from its surroundings.
(a) State the probability of a vibration of C becoming a jump.
(b) State the total length of the path a carbon atom travels in one minute.
(c) State that atom's root mean square displacement from its position a minute earlier.
(d) Calculate the hopping activation Gibbs energy per mole of interstitial carbon defects.
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Solid State Materials Chemistry
ISBN: 9780521873253
1st Edition
Authors: Patrick M. Woodward, Pavel Karen, John S. O. Evans, Thomas Vogt
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