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The electromigration in the steady-state mode and anisotropic diffusion of ⁶³Ni in single-crystal β-tin have been measured by a tracer-sectioning technique. For the first time the solubility of Ni in Sn has been observed. The unusual features are extremely rapid mobility, low activation energies, and extraordinary anisotropy of diffusion (D_∥D_⊥=7×10⁴). The strength of the electromigration driving force in the basal plane of Sn shows a surprisingly strong temperature dependence.
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