Diffusion During Annealing
Diffusion During Annealing is a thin film diffusion phenomenon characterized by the thermally activated migration of atoms or defects within a thin film structure during a post-deposition heat treatment process, distinguished from other diffusion mechanisms by its dependence on annealing-induced thermal energy and time-dependent kinetics.
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