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For convenience in more complicated situations the flow of matter is also divided
by the area involved , so one is concerned with a flux , J , of a particular
component , say component 1 . Thus , the flux J , is evidently also dependent
upon the ...
For convenience in more complicated situations the flow of matter is also divided
by the area involved , so one is concerned with a flux , J , of a particular
component , say component 1 . Thus , the flux J , is evidently also dependent
upon the ...
Page 66
Furthermore , the crystal is a substitutional alloy which in the general case would
contain N components . ... Let Nic , i = 1 , 2 be the number of atoms of component
( per unit area on plane i , and Fije is the number of times per second an atom ...
Furthermore , the crystal is a substitutional alloy which in the general case would
contain N components . ... Let Nic , i = 1 , 2 be the number of atoms of component
( per unit area on plane i , and Fije is the number of times per second an atom ...
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The notation used here is that i = 1 refers to the deficient component ( component
A ) and i = 2 to the excess component over the stoichiometric composition (
component B ) . At constant temperature and pressure , the Gibbs free energy G
is a ...
The notation used here is that i = 1 refers to the deficient component ( component
A ) and i = 2 to the excess component over the stoichiometric composition (
component B ) . At constant temperature and pressure , the Gibbs free energy G
is a ...
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RICHARD W VOOK | 2 |
Epitaxial Monocrystalline Films | 10 |
Polycrystalline Films | 37 |
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