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... 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 concentration gradient alone . For a thorough ...
... 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 concentration gradient alone . For a thorough ...
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... diffusion mechanism which does not involve the transport of charge . The diffusion of pairs of positive and negative ion vacancies would provide such a unit and also the diffusion of an associated ( divalent ion ) - ( vacancy ) complex ...
... diffusion mechanism which does not involve the transport of charge . The diffusion of pairs of positive and negative ion vacancies would provide such a unit and also the diffusion of an associated ( divalent ion ) - ( vacancy ) complex ...
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... diffusion of radioactive Ag , Cd , In , Sn , and Sb each in metallic silver are reported by Slifkin and co - workers.11 Substantial differences in activation energy were observed , ranging between 45.5 kcal / mole for self - diffusion ...
... diffusion of radioactive Ag , Cd , In , Sn , and Sb each in metallic silver are reported by Slifkin and co - workers.11 Substantial differences in activation energy were observed , ranging between 45.5 kcal / mole for self - diffusion ...
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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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