Chapter 5: In-class Notes Flashcards

1
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the transfer of mass

A

Diffusion

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2
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What equation this:
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—. Units[m^2/s]
t
A= Known Distance
t= Measured Distance

A

Gaseous Diffusion: Calculated Diffusion Rate

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3
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Diffusion between the two types of metals together

A

Interdiffusion

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4
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An atom will diffuse if…

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  • it has somewhere to go
    And
  • it has energy
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5
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With diffusion what does moving to another spot need?

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An empty adjacent site

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6
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With diffusion what does having energy mean?

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  • sufficient energy to break bonds with its neighbor atoms
    As well as…
  • cause some lattice distortion during the displacement
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7
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What is atomic vibrational energy? And how does it work?

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It’s the vibration of the atoms around the moving atom
This increases with the increase with temperature

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8
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Diffusion Mechanism: Vacancy Diffusion
How does diffusion occur? Method 1: vacancy Diffusion

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The motion of a host/substitutional atom to another spot

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9
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What is vacancy mean?

A

Available open space

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10
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Diffusion Mechanisms: Interstitial Diffusion
How does diffusion occur? Method 2: interstitial Diffusion

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The positional of the interstitial atom slips through the atoms because it’s smaller than the standing attoms

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11
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One of the sites in the atomic lattice that doesn’t already have an atom

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Interstitial

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12
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Which method of diffusion is faster and why?

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Interstitial diffusing
Because the atom tends to be smaller and more mobile being able to slip past the atoms

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13
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What is the rate of diffusion?

A
  • it’s time dependent
  • and how fast does diffusion occur
    -> Rate of mass transfers = diffusion Flux
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14
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What is diffusion Flux’s equation?

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J= M <— Mass, or number of atoms (kg/atoms)

At <— Cross-sectional area [m^2]*times[s]

J[kg/m^2s] or [atoms/m^2s]

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15
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What is Flick’s First Law of Diffusion?

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J=-D (dC/dx)

Where:
DC
— : Concentration gradient (change in concentration with change in dx position)

D: diffusion coefficient [m^2/s]
Diffusion occurs from high to low concentration

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16
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Mass Transfer Equation

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q=-D(dC/dx)

Where:
DC
— :Concentration profile; also the driving force for diffusion
dx

17
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Heat Flux Equation

A

q=-k(dT/dx)

18
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What’s the Concentration Gradient

A

dC Change C CA-CB
— = ————— = ———
dx Change x XA-XB

19
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What’s Compressive Strain?

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When the central atom is the same size as the surrounding atoms and putting strain on them

20
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What is Tensile Strain?

A

It’s when the central atom is smaller than the surrounding atoms; The surrounding atoms are putting strain onto the central atom

21
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What influences the rate of diffusion?

A

Atoms:
- diffusing atoms and the matrix atoms by:
—> atomic size
—> Diffusion Mechanism: Vacancy/Interstitial

Temperature:
—> higher the temperature the faster the diffusion rate is

22
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What’s the Dependence of the Diffusion Coefficient on Temperature Equation

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D=D0 exp(-Qd/RT)

Where:
D0= a temperature-independent prexpoential (m^2/s)
Qd= the ACTIVATION ENERGY for diffusion (j/mol and eV/atom)
R= the gas constant, 8.31 J/molK or 8.62x10^-5 eV/atomK
T= absolute temperature (K)