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INTERDIFFUSION OF HYDROGEN AND ALKALI IONS IN A GLASS SURFACE

Experimental data on the interdiffusion of hydrogen and alkali ions in glass are examined using a concentration-dependent interdiffusion coefficient, taking into account surface dissolution. The comparisons between calculated and experimental concentration profiles and diffusion coefficients are more satisfactory than for a concentration-independent diffusion coefficient, and support the use of the interdiffusion coefficient.

R. H. Doremus | R. Doremus

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