Sinusoidal profile decay methods were used to study the diffusion of V at 1374 to 1521K. The results could be described by:

D (cm2/s) = 6.6 x 101 exp[-48.4(kcal/mol)/RT]

J.M.Yu, R.Trivedi: Surface Science, 1983, 125[2], 396-408

 

Table 320

Diffusivity of 16O in V and its Alloys

 

Material

Temperature (K)

D (m2/s)

V-1Si

624

1.13 x 10-16

V-1Si

580

1.15 x 10-17

V-1Si

529

1.44 x 10-18

V-1Si

496

1.50 x 10-19

V-5Fe

625

4.32 x 10-17

V-5Fe

578

6.88 x 10-18

V-5Fe

526

6.40 x 10-19

V-5Fe

489

3.95 x 10-20

V-5Mo

625

6.97 x 10-17

V-5Mo

578

1.09 x 10-17

V-5Mo

526

9.74 x 10-19

V-5Mo

489

1.48 x 10-19

V-5Nb

625

6.52 x 10-17

V-5Nb

578

6.78 x 10-18

V-5Nb

526

3.93 x 10-19

V-5Nb

489

7.23 x 10-20

V-5Cr

625

6.55 x 10-17

V-5Cr

578

8.90 x 10-18

V-5Cr

526

1.10 x 10-18

V-5Cr

489

1.62 x 10-19

V-3Ti-2Si

773

1.10 x 10-15

V-3Ti-2Si

724

9.97 x 10-17

continued

Table 320 (continued)

Diffusivity of 16O in V and its Alloys

 

Material

Temperature (K)

D (m2/s)

V-3Ti-2Si

676

1.68 x 10-17

V-3Ti-2Si

626

2.48 x 10-18

V-5Ti

774

9.14 x 10-16

V-5Ti

725

9.20 x 10-17

V-5Ti

673

1.83 x 10-17

V-5Ti

624

9.82 x 10-19

V-5Ti

579

1.09 x 10-19