Kirkendall Effect
The Kirkendall Effect is a diffusion phenomenon in solid-state metallurgy wherein unequal diffusion rates of atoms across an interface lead to lattice displacement and the formation of vacancies, distinguished by the observation of marker motion at diffusion boundaries.
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