Temperature Dependence Of Diffusion
Temperature Dependence of Diffusion is a theoretical construct in solid-state diffusion science that describes the exponential relationship between atomic diffusivity in crystalline materials and thermal energy, governed by the Arrhenius equation, thereby distinguishing it from concentration- or pressure-driven diffusion mechanisms.
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Interstitial Atomic Diffusion Coefficients
C. A. Wert, Clarence Zener · Physical Review · 1949 · 809 citations
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