Yes, I understood. Thank you. I will show your model to my 7th grade life science students next week. My mistake was that I kept trying to think of a solid into solid diffusion. For example, when a meteor strikes a planet, is there solid into solid diffusion? Or would one metal diffuse into another, or one rock into another, only after heating and liquifying?
A good example of solid-solid diffussion would be the Steel, the Steel is an alloy consisting mostly of iron, with a carbon, and yes,like you mentioned, the temperature affects the process of diffussion.
Thank you!
catwdpnt 3 years ago
Yes, I understood. Thank you. I will show your model to my 7th grade life science students next week. My mistake was that I kept trying to think of a solid into solid diffusion. For example, when a meteor strikes a planet, is there solid into solid diffusion? Or would one metal diffuse into another, or one rock into another, only after heating and liquifying?
catwdpnt 3 years ago
A good example of solid-solid diffussion would be the Steel, the Steel is an alloy consisting mostly of iron, with a carbon, and yes,like you mentioned, the temperature affects the process of diffussion.
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chisty2308 3 years ago
Excellent model.
What is an example of solid diffusion? One of my studends asked me this, and I'm having a hard time finding an answer.
catwdpnt 3 years ago
What is an example of solid diffusion?
catwdpnt 3 years ago