Temperature Dependence of Surface Diffusion is a physical phenomenon in surface science characterized by the exponential increase in the rate of atomic or molecular diffusion across a solid surface with rising temperature, governed by an Arrhenius-type relationship that distinguishes it from purely concentration-driven transport processes.
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Theory of self-diffusion at and growth of Al(111)
Roland Stumpf, Matthias Scheffler · Physical Review Letters · 1994 · 232 citations
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