Diffusion in Solids: Atomic Theory and Examples

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This lecture covers the diffusion process in gases, liquids, and solids, including the Matano method, atomic theory of diffusion, examples in cubic crystals, and interstitial movement. It explores the coefficient of diffusion, the Matano interface, and the calculation of diffusion coefficients in different concentrations.

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