Diffusion in and Through Solids (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Explains how atoms and molecules move through solids, from metals to polymers. This classic reference surveys diffusion, permeation, and related transport processes across a range of condensed phases, pairing practical measurement methods with the underlying theory.

Readers will find a structured overview of diffusion constants, permeability, and the factors that influence movement in metals, ionic lattices, glasses, and organic solids. The book ties experimental techniques to physical interpretation, making it a valuable resource for researchers and students alike.

• Foundational concepts: diffusion constants, permeability, and their relationship to solubility


• Methods for measuring diffusion in metals, ionic lattices, and polymers


• discussion of diffusion gradients, surface diffusion, and grain-boundary effects


• Connections between conductivity and diffusion in various solid systems

Ideal for readers of materials science, physical chemistry, and solid-state physics who want a thorough, reference-style grounding in diffusion phenomena.

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