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diffusion constant

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diffusion constant,
a mathematical constant relating to the ability of a substance to spread widely.


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[varies]] = mass of fluid that could possibly diffuse into the seal at time = infinity; R = outer maximum radius of the seal; r = the radius of the diffusing fluid front at any time t; D = the diffusion constant for the fluid; [alpha] = a constant; and [J.
Effect of power steering fluid type on the performance of radial lip ... by Osanaiye, Gabriel / Rubber World
Nier, The Thermal Diffusion Constant of helium and the Separation of [He.
Ab Initio Values of the Thermophysical Properties of Helium as ... by Moldover, Michael R. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
5) justifies this assumption for the diffusion constants on the basis that at normal pressures only small amounts of the gas are taken up by the rubber.
FEA of diffusion-reaction in tires by Nelson, Norman W. / Rubber World
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