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Vacancy supersaturation (cv​>cveq​)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Chemistry Physical chemistry Crystal structure Crystallographic defect Point defect Vacancy
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A vacancy population above its thermal-equilibrium value at the specified temperature. It can drive net vacancy absorption by growing cavities when competing sinks and emission permit.

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