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The method of ion drift in the electric field of an n-p junction has been used to measure the diffusion constant of Li in Si between 25^∘{}C and 125^∘{}C, taking particular care to avoid chemical and electrical interactions which might affect the results. When these data are combined with previous high-temperature data, there is obtained D=(2.5±0.2)×10^-3exp[-(0.655±0.01)ekT] cm²/sec, the data extending over eight decades in D. The results are compared with those from ion-pair relaxation experiments, and it is shown that the latter are consistant with the ion-drift results.
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