UCLA · MSE104
MSE104 Material Science 104 · University of California, Los Angeles · Dr. Amartya Banerjee · Winter 2022
MSE104 at UCLA covers diffusion mechanisms and fundamentals in materials science, including vacancy and interstitial diffusion, self-diffusion versus interdiffusion, and the temperature dependence of diffusion coefficients. This flashcard deck provides definitions, atomic mechanisms, key equations, and material example
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