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The governing equations of diffusion in solids, undergoing finite deformation, are presented. Lagrangian and Eulerian descriptions are provided. The governing equations are particularly useful in cases of diffusion-driven degradation mechanisms ahead of cracks in metals, when crack tip blunting is not negligible. Emphasis is placed on hydrogeninduced embrittlement.
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