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Self-diffusion and solute diffusion of gold in F.C.C. lanthanum
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1969
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Materials ScienceSolute DiffusionEngineeringDiffusion ResistanceSurface ScienceApplied PhysicsDiffusion ProcessGold Solute DiffusionPhysical ChemistryTransport PhenomenaChemistryActivation EnergyElemental Metal
Abstract Abstract The thin layer lathe sectioning technique was used to measure the self and solute diffusion coefficients of gold in f.c.c. lanthanum. Self-diffusion is given by D = 1.5 exp (− 45100/RT) cm2/sec, and gold solute diffusion by D = 2.2 × 10−2 exp (− 18100/RT) cm2/sec. The activation energy for self-diffusion is in good agreement with various semi-empirical rules. The high diffusivities and low activation energy for the solute diffusion of gold are interpreted in terms of the combined substitutional–interstitial diffusion mechanism.
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