Lecture

Diffusion in Concentration Coordinates

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of diffusion in concentration coordinates, discussing the transformation between different coordinate systems and the equations governing concentration. It also explores boundary conditions and the spherical symmetry of concentration. The instructor explains the steady-state equation and provides examples of concentration profiles in various coordinate systems.

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