We compared liquid and solid He-3-He-4 mixtures at coexistence using N
MR imaging of the density of He-3 and of the T-2 relaxation time in th
e two phases. We find that above 1K, He-3 atoms in a bcc solid are mor
e mobile than in the superfluid liquid. This rapid motion, induced by
vacancies, takes place on a microscopic scale and can be explained in
terms of He-3-vacancy attraction of quantum origin. We relate our obse
rvations to similar effects observed in Sn-Pb alloys.