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The difference between the diffusion coefficients given by curves a and c of Fig .
17 , using the AM , was originally considered to be within the error band for two
successive determinations of the diffusion coefficients at 900° C . A recent ...
The difference between the diffusion coefficients given by curves a and c of Fig .
17 , using the AM , was originally considered to be within the error band for two
successive determinations of the diffusion coefficients at 900° C . A recent ...
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DIFFUSION COEFFICIENTS ( cm2 / sec ) IITT - - - - - - - ( 0 ) T şó 10 - 12 0 20 40
60 ATOM % Ni 80 100 Fig . 17 . Volume diffusion coefficients for Cu - Ni at 900°C
. Curves ( a ) and ( c ) were obtained by Carpenter et al . , 1971 , ( b ) was ...
DIFFUSION COEFFICIENTS ( cm2 / sec ) IITT - - - - - - - ( 0 ) T şó 10 - 12 0 20 40
60 ATOM % Ni 80 100 Fig . 17 . Volume diffusion coefficients for Cu - Ni at 900°C
. Curves ( a ) and ( c ) were obtained by Carpenter et al . , 1971 , ( b ) was ...
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The major application of composition broadening has been to study diffusion in
binary metallic systems over distances in the micron range . When the sample
parameters are properly chosen , accurate chemical diffusion coefficients can be
...
The major application of composition broadening has been to study diffusion in
binary metallic systems over distances in the micron range . When the sample
parameters are properly chosen , accurate chemical diffusion coefficients can be
...
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