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Grain Growth in Open Systems

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Grain growth in open systems is analyzed for the cases of flux-driven ripening during soldering, flux-driven lateral growth during deposition of thin films, flux-driven lateral growth during reactive growth of intermediate phase, flux-driven lateral growth of antiphase domains in FCC-phase A3B and BCC-phase AB during the diffusion growth of ordered phase layer.

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Diffusion Foundations (Volume 5)

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Andriy Gusak*, Rafał Leszek Abdank-Kozubski, Dmytro Tyshchenko

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Anti-Phase Domains, Diffusion, Grain Growth, Open System, Ordering, Solid State Reaction

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