Question 1: The electrical conductivity of sapphire along a particular axis is 1.25 (2m)1 at 1500°C.At the same temperature, the oxygen tracer diffusion coefficient was 0.4 nm's1. From this data,do you believe that oxygen ion movement is the dominant charge transport mechanism.=6.022 1023 atom/mole=9.11 10:31 kg=1.381 10-23 J/K=6.626 10-34 JsmoNAkBhe=1.602 10-19 C1eV=1.602 10-19 J

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Question 1: The electrical conductivity of sapphire along a particular axis is 1.25 (2m)1 at 1500°C. At the same temperature, the oxygen tracer diffusion coefficient was 0.4 nm?s. From this data, do you believe that oxygen ion movement is the dominant charge transport mechanism. =9.11 10-31 kg =1.381 10-23 J/K =6.626 10-34 Js =1.602 10-19 C =1.602 10-19 J mo NA =6.022 1023 atom/mole kB h e 1ev

Question 1: The electrical conductivity of sapphire along a particular axis is 1.25 (2m)1 at 1500°C. At the same temperature, the oxygen tracer diffusion coefficient was 0.4 nm?s. From this data, do you believe that oxygen ion movement is the dominant charge transport mechanism. =9.11 10-31 kg =1.381 10-23 J/K =6.626 10-34 Js =1.602 10-19 C =1.602 10-19 J mo NA =6.022 1023 atom/mole kB h e 1ev

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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