Diffusion of Silver Ions in Hollow Cylinders with an Auxillary Cylinder

Ling Lin; Mei Zhen Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.843.86

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Diffusion of Silver Ions in Hollow Cylinders with an Auxillary Cylinder

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A mathematical model for diffusion of silver ions in hollow cylinders is established. In order to control the concentration of silver ions, an auxillary cylinder is introduced. The flux of of silver ions can be effectively adjusted by the radius of the auxillary cylinder.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 843)

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November 2013

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Ling Lin, Mei Zhen Wang

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Antibacterial Material, Auxillary Cylinder, Diffusion, Hollow Cylinder, Mathematical Analysis, Silver Ions

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