Diffusion In Alloys
Diffusion in Alloys is a thermodynamic process describing the net movement of atoms within a metallic alloy system driven by chemical potential gradients, distinguished from other diffusion phenomena by its dependence on multi-component interactions, site occupancy preferences, and local compositional heterogeneities in the solid state.
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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