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Fick's Law (one dimensional diffusion with time)

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n(x,t)=n0[1-(xDtπ)]
[n0]Boundary Concentration
(x)Distance
(D)Diffusion Coefficient
(t)Time
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The Fick's Law (one dimensional diffusion with time) calculator computes the concentration along the x-axis after some period, t.

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:
  • [n0Concentration maintained at the boundary
  • (D) Diffusion Coefficient (units: m2/s )
  • (x) Distance in x-direction
  • (t) Time

Concentration n(x,t): The calculator returns the concentration in moles per cubic meter.  However, this can be automatically converted to compatible units via the pull-down menu.

The Math / Science

The flux of solute, Jx, is proportional to the the concentration gradient along the x-axis, across the boundary.  The Fick's Law equation for one dimensional fusion is:

   n(x,t)= n0[1- (xDtπ)]

where:

  • n(x,t) = concentration along the x axis after a period of time
  • n0 = concentration maintained on the boundary
  • D = Diffusion Coefficient
  • x = distance in x direction
  • t = time

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