Which consequence results when the lattice vacancies reach a percolation threshold?

💡 Explanation

Increased ionic conductivity is the outcome, because the Frenkel Defect concentration allows long-range ion migration via the percolation threshold. Therefore long-range rapid migration emerges suddenly rather than steadily; other options would not experience percolation.

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