Lec 24 | MIT 3.091SC Introduction to Solid State Chemistry, Fall 2010

Lecture 24: Diffusion
Instructor: Donald Sadoway
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Am I the only one making it to the last lecture? Thanks to MIT and dr. sadoway.

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I'm here. I already have a degree in chemistry from years ago but came across these and am having fun.😂 Dr. Sadoway is a very good lecturer.

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I’m still here, structural engineer who wants to understand material science at a more fundamental level than used day to day at work

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I'm here! Love the topics and studying chemical engineering though i am not in school.

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Not alone man, I know it's 2 years old but I am here and enjoying every bit of it!

[@janemartinez2335]

Fick's second law starts at 24:00

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This is a great lecture on diffusion!

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[@anonviewerciv]

Diffusion...in solid states? (12:30)

[@roelmetsch1]

Yes, diffusion of atoms is possible in crystals. In solid state batteries for example the lithium ions travel through a solid electrolyte.