Question: - - Given Values - - Energy for Vacancy Formation ( eV / atom ) : = 0 . 5 3 Metal: = Beryllium Temperature

--Given Values--
Energy for Vacancy Formation (eV/atom): =0.53
Metal: = Beryllium
Temperature (C)=891
Alloy Metal A= Germanium
Alloy Metal B = Lead
Metal-X = Potassium
Metal-Y= Cesium
Magnification =122
ASTM Grain Size =2
Grain per Square Inches =12
Calculate the fraction of atom sites that are vacant for given metal and the temperature shown above. Assume an energy for
vacancy formation shown above (answer in Engineering Notation):
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- - Given Values - - Energy for Vacancy Formation

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