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Kirkendall Effect: Dramatic History of Discovery and Developments

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The importance and generality of Kirkendall discovery, which opened new area in diffusion science, have been discussed. The developments of Kirkendall’s idea for sub-surface (SS) and grain boundary (GB) interdiffusion have been considered and applied for the advanced structural materials, such as thin films and nano-composites. The kinetics and mechanisms of SS and GB Kirkendall effects have been analyzed theoretically and studied experimentally.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 249)

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Lyudmila N. Paritskaya

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GB Interdiffusion, GB Kirkendall Effects, Interdiffusion along Free Surface, Subsurface, Unequal Partial Diffusion Coefficients, Vacancy Diffusion Mechanism

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