The diffusion coefficients of carbon in single and polycrystalline ZrC have been measured in the temperature range 1350°–2150°C, using radioactive tracer techniques. Volume and short-circuit enhanced tracer diffusion coefficients are represented by the expressions D*=1.32×102 exp (−113 200/RT) cm2/sec and D*=1.6 exp (−90 000/RT) cm2/sec, respectively. The results are compared with apparent diffusion coefficients determined from existing carburization and high-temperature creep data.
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