Interfacial Diffusion is a mechanism of interfacial mass transfer characterized by the movement of atoms or molecules along or across the interface between two materials during diffusion bonding, driven by chemical potential gradients and governed by the atomic-scale interactions and defects specific to the interfacial region.
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Formation of a Dense Branching Morphology in Interfacial Growth
Eshel Ben‐Jacob, G. Deutscher, Peter Garik et al. · Physical Review Letters · 1986 · 239 citations
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