Diffusion Coefficients
Diffusion Coefficients is a quantitative metric in transport phenomena that characterizes the rate at which particles, molecules, or species spread through a medium due to random molecular motion, distinguishing it from other transport properties by specifically quantifying the proportionality between the diffusive flux and the concentration gradient as described by Fick's laws.
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