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Therefore, treated component properties can be improved, attributed to enhanced diffusion of nitrogen.
As aforementioned, the enhanced diffusion of Ga atoms plays a dominant role when hydrogen percentage is low.
Radiation enhanced diffusion of impurity atoms during high temperature implantation of hydrogen ions is also considered.
This morphological transformation can be correlated to the Rayleigh-like instability and surface energy minimization along with the enhanced diffusion of alloy atoms.
The over-grown alloy NPs were gradually immersed into the voids, which can be correlated to the enhanced diffusion of alloyed atoms.
Thermal or radiation enhanced diffusion of nitrogen are extensively utilized for the surface hardening of metallic components.
Recent studies on NAs from a SQgem derivative indicate that the cell entry is governed by albumin-enhanced diffusion of single-molecule building blocks and it was found to be highly dependent on presence of extracellular proteins [54, 55].
It is believed that Si interstitials play an important role in these processes, mostly detrimental, for instance causing such effects as undesirable transient-enhanced diffusion of dopants in p/n junctions [1, 2], metal spiking at silicide/Si interfaces [3], interfacial traps along the gate oxide/Si interface [4], and stacking faults/dislocations in the epitaxial layer [1, 5, 6].
This finding suggests the possible involvement of enhanced diffusion, likely of the reductant, during the regeneration.
This effect was the consequence of the enhanced diffusion transport of primary product molecules in the zeolite pore system which, in diffusing faster, have fewer chances to be further cracked.
By maintaining the concentration of glucose at 0.5 M in 0.1 M PBS and 2 M NaOH respectively, it can be observed that both in neutral and alkaline solutions, the cell performance increased with temperature, which would be due to the faster electrochemical kinetics of both the anodic and cathodic reactions, increased conductivity of the electrolyte and enhanced diffusion rate of glucose and oxygen.
