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While this statement of the law of diffusion is often adequate , it must be pointed out that it is shown in thermodynamics that the gradient of the chemical potential is rigorously the driving force for diffusion and not the ...
While this statement of the law of diffusion is often adequate , it must be pointed out that it is shown in thermodynamics that the gradient of the chemical potential is rigorously the driving force for diffusion and not the ...
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It is possible to compare values of the diffusion constant determined directly by this method with values determined from observed conductivities with the use of the Einstein relation . It is found that the two sets of values do not ...
It is possible to compare values of the diffusion constant determined directly by this method with values determined from observed conductivities with the use of the Einstein relation . It is found that the two sets of values do not ...
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Interesting results on diffusion of radioactive Ag , Cd , In , Sn , and Sb each in metallic silver are reported by Slifkin and Tomizuka . 11 Substantial differences in activation energy were observed , ranging between 45.5 kcal / mole ...
Interesting results on diffusion of radioactive Ag , Cd , In , Sn , and Sb each in metallic silver are reported by Slifkin and Tomizuka . 11 Substantial differences in activation energy were observed , ranging between 45.5 kcal / mole ...
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DIFFRACTION OF XRAYS BY CRYSTALS | 44 |
CLASSIFICATION OF SOLIDS LATTICE ENERGY | 63 |
ELASTIC CONSTANTS OF CRYSTALS | 85 |
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