Journal of Applied Physics · 1964 · 15 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesChemistryPhysical ChemistrySurface ScienceTransport PhenomenaBoundary Conditions In TransportSurface DiffusionSurface KineticsSurface PhysicsSurface ThermodynamicsAtomic Surface DiffusionConcentrationLeakageSurface Diffusion CoefficientsSurface Diffusion KineticsSurface Diffusion MechanismsSurface Diffusion ModelingVolume Diffusion
Equations are derived for the surface diffusion of atoms into a half-plane (the boundary of which is kept at constant concentration) under conditions in which atoms are simultaneously being lost into the bulk via a volume diffusion mechanism. Two coupled boundary valued problems arise which are solved by treating the volume diffusion as a perturbation. Methods of evaluating the coefficient D8 of surface diffusion are discussed. The final surface concentration Ŝ resulting from the parasitic effect of volume diffusion contains three leakage terms. These terms have the effect of altering the time dependence of the concentration. This formulation is useful in interpreting surface diffusion data obtained in the high-temperature range.
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Surface Diffusion from a Point Source
P.G. Shewmon · Journal of Applied Physics · 1963 · 37 citations
Natural Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Subsurface Fluid Flow +13