Interdiffusion under the Chemical Potential Gradient; Comparison of Onsager and Darken Models

Renata Bachorczyk Nagy; Marek Danielewski; Robert Filipek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/DDF.216-217.141

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Renata Bachorczyk Nagy, Marek Danielewski, Robert Filipek

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Diffusion Paths, Diffusivity, Fe-Ni-Cu Alloys, Interdiffusion

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