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MTL200 Chapter 5: Diffusion | Questions & Answers (100 %Score) Latest Updated
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Diffusion - transfer of mass either within a specific solid or from a liquid, a gas, or another solid phase.



Diffusion couple - formed by joining bars of two different metals together so that there is intimate
contact between the two faces



interdiffusion (impurity diffusion) - The process by which atoms of one metal diffuse into another



self-diffusion - atomic migration in pure metals



vacancy diffusion - one mechanism involves the interchange of an atom from a normal lattice position to
an adjacent vacant lattice site or vacancy



interstitial diffusion - A diffusion mechanism by which atomic motion is from interstitial site to
interstitial site.

-occurs more rapidly than diffusion by the vacancy mode as interstitial atoms are smaller/ more mobile

probability of interstitial diffusion > vacancy diffusion



diffusion flux - how fast the foreign mass can transfer across and area J=M/At



Fick's first law - The diffusion flux is proportional to the concentration gradient. This relationship is used
for steady-state diffusion situations.



Fick's first law equation - dM/dt = -DS (dC/dx)



M = quantity of material

D = Diffusion Coefficient

S = Area of a unit cross section

C = Drug Concentration

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