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Suppose the energy cost of an impurity atom (or a point defect like a vacancy) is e,and the energy cost for n of them (on a lattice of N sites) is ne. In the dilute limitof the impurity concentration,...

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Suppose the energy cost of an impurity atom (or a point defect like a vacancy) is e,and the energy cost for n of them (on a lattice of N sites) is ne. In the dilute limitof the impurity concentration, c ? 0, show that the impurity concentration c(T) attemperature T, where c = n/N is
c(T) = exp(- e/kBT).
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Robert answered on Dec 25 2021
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Suppose the energy cost of an impurity atom (or a point defect like a vacancy) is e,and the energy cost
for n of them (on a lattice of N sites) is ne. In the dilute limit of the impurity concentration, c ? 0, show that
the impurity concentration c(T) at temperature T, where c = n/N is
c(T) = exp(- e/kBT).
Solution
At any temperature, some of the lattice points normally occupied by metal ions are vacant giving rise to
vacancy defects.
The number of vacancies created is dependent upon Temperature, total number of metals atoms,
average energy required to create a vacancy
Thus
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With increasing the temperature thereby decreasing the activation...
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