Surface Layer Composition Change under Irreversible Conditions of Particle Beam Action

Khan Asfandyar; Anna G. Knyazeva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1040.596

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Surface Layer Composition Change under Irreversible Conditions of Particle Beam Action

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The simple isothermal problem is formulated to describe the composition of surface layer change during particle beam action. The finiteness of relaxation time for mass flux is taken into account. The analytical solutions for some limiting cases are presented. Numerical solution of total problem is carried out. It is shown that concentration distributions for reactants and for reaction product depend on relation between various physical scales.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1040)

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Khan Asfandyar*, Anna G. Knyazeva

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Analytical Solution, Chemical Reaction, Concentration Distributions, Irreversible Conditions, Particle Beam, Relaxation Time

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