2018
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.1809.06565
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Evolution of vacancy pores in bounded particles

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“…The obtained equation set (19), ( 21) and ( 2) determines completely evolution of the gasfilled pore and the granule. In the limiting case when the gas is absent, N g = 0, equations ( 19), ( 21) and ( 2) agree with results of the work [18].…”
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“…The obtained equation set (19), ( 21) and ( 2) determines completely evolution of the gasfilled pore and the granule. In the limiting case when the gas is absent, N g = 0, equations ( 19), ( 21) and ( 2) agree with results of the work [18].…”
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“…Let us now turn to the equation for the time change of gas atoms number N g in the pore. Substituting the exact solution (2) into ( 14) and performing integration in (18), one obtains the following equation (derivation details are given in the Appendix):…”
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