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Mass Diffusivity (liquid)

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DT1=T1μT2DT2T2μT1
(DT2)Diffusion Coefficient Substance 2
(T1)Temperature (Substance 1)
(T1)Temperature (Substance 2)
(μT1)Dynamic Viscosity (Substance 1)
(μT2)Dynamic Viscosity (Substance 2)
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The Mass Diffusivity of a Liquid calculator computes the diffusivity based on two liquids with two temperatures and dynamic viscosities and the diffusivity of one of them.

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose units and enter the following:

  • DT1 - the diffusion coefficient of the liquid substance 1 at Temperature T1
  • DT2 - the diffusion coefficient of the substance 2 at Temperature T2
  • T1 - temperature of substance 1
  • T2 - temperature of substance 2
  • μT1  - the dynamic viscosity of the substance 1
  • μT2  - the dynamic viscosity of the substance 2

Mass Diffusivity of a Liquid (DT1):  The diffusivity is returned in stokes (cm2/s).

Diffusivity Equation

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The Mass Diffusivity of Liquid equation computes the mass diffusivity or diffusion coefficient for a pair of liquid substances, each with a specified temperature.  The formula for the mass diffusivity of a liquid is:

              DT1 =DT2T1μT2T12μT1

where:

  • DT1 - the diffusion coefficient of the liquid substance 1 at Temperature T1
  • DT2 - the diffusion coefficient of the substance 2 at Temperature T2
  • T1 - temperature of substance 1
  • T2 - temperature of substance 2
  • μT1  - the dynamic viscosity of the substance 1
  • μT2  - the dynamic viscosity of the substance 2

The diffusivity or diffusion coefficient characterizes the relationship between the molar flux due to molecular diffusion and the gradient force of a c concentration of the material's molecules that drives diffusion.

Diffusivity is specified for one substance relative to another.  In this case there are two substances labeled substance 1 and substance 2. Each of the two substances is at a different temperature and at that temperature exhibits a characteristic of dynamic viscosity.


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