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Discussion of “on the mechanism of chemical diffusion in solids and its application to oxidation”

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  1. Materials Department, UCLA, Los Angeles, California

    J. D. Kuenzly

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The paper “On the Mechanism of Chemical Diffusion in Solids and Its Application to Oxidation” by V. I. Arkharov, N. A. Balanaeva, V. N. Bogoslovskii, and N. M. Stafeeva appeared inOxidation of Metals 3, 251 (1971).

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Kuenzly, J.D. Discussion of “on the mechanism of chemical diffusion in solids and its application to oxidation”. Oxid Met 3, 357–359 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00614628

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