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During the jog movement, vacancy formation is faster than interstitial atom formation.

During the jog movement, vacancy formation is faster than interstitial atom formation. Correct Answer True

Vacancy formation occurs readily than interstitial atom formation. The energy required for vacancy formation (0.7 eV in fcc metals) is less than interstitial atom formation (4.8 eV). It is during jog movement.

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