Stacking Fault Energy
Stacking Fault Energy is the excess free energy per unit area associated with the disruption of the ideal close-packed atomic stacking sequence in crystalline materials, distinguishing it from other forms of interfacial energy by its specific origin in partial dislocation separation within slip planes.
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