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                                                      1
                                                                     A      B

                                                    0.8              C      D


                                                    0.6

                         A
                        X
                                                    0.4

                                                    0.2



                                                      0
                          -25  -20  -15  -10  -5  0  5  10  15  20  25
                                                        (cm)
                                                     z A
                  Figure 4.30  Shape of a self-sharpening boundary as calculated by Helfferich-Glueckauf model, for
                  several combinations of diffusion resistances and separation f A: .  actor    A–B    10,  H  p    6 cm, and
                  H  f    1cm, B:    A–B    2,  H  p    6 cm, and   H  f    1cm, C:    A–B    10,  H  p    1 cm, and   H  f  = 6 cm,
                  D:    A–B    2,  H  p    1 cm and   H  f    6 cm. For all cases,  H  o    1 cm.



                                                  Solution





                                                             z
                                             Z  A







                                                0      X  A  1
                                      Figure 4.31  The self-sharpening boundary.


                  where   z  is the spread of the boundary in cm (see Figure 4.31) used for the rest of the
                        A
                  parameters, and

                                                 H    1.64    r                     (4.192)
                                                   o     o
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