2004
DOI: 10.1021/jp0480549
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Solution of the Stefan Problem:  Silver Electrodeposition under Mass Transfer Control. The Transition from Diffusion to Advection Regime

Abstract: An analytical solution of Fick's diffusion equation for the formation of a 2D solid-phase involving a growing front (Stefan problem) position changing at a constant linear velocity is proposed. This solution comprises a first diffusion term that includes an exponential correction factor, and a second constant advection term that depends on the front velocity, and it predicts a kinetic transition from a diffusion to an advection-dominated mass transfer control in going from t f 0 to t f ∞. The validity of the a… Show more

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“…It occurs when advection sets in, as has been recently demonstrated for the growth of silver electrodeposits in quasi-2D cells. 41 Plots of data from sols and gels behave in a rather similar way, except that the experimental data lie closer to the straight line of slope 2 / 3 and the influence of advection is considerably diminished.…”
Section: Mass Transportmentioning
confidence: 65%
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“…It occurs when advection sets in, as has been recently demonstrated for the growth of silver electrodeposits in quasi-2D cells. 41 Plots of data from sols and gels behave in a rather similar way, except that the experimental data lie closer to the straight line of slope 2 / 3 and the influence of advection is considerably diminished.…”
Section: Mass Transportmentioning
confidence: 65%
“…The second scenario (Figure 14b) comprises silver pattern formation in gelled supporting electrolytecontaining plating baths, in which silver electrodeposition is controlled by diffusion and advection. 37,41 Consequently, the silver front drift increases x at the electrochemical interface, hindering the process. For both scenarios, the contribution of screening depends on the concentration of agarose at the interface.…”
Section: Scenarios For Silver Electrodeposition In Agarose-containing Mediamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The second term for t → ∞ leads to a steady regime that corresponds to advection control [8,10]. The limit of Eq.…”
Section: Plane Plate Substratementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es posible demostrar que la expresión matemática para el proceso de "advection", se puede obtener como caso límite de la resolución de la ecuación de Fick, con la condición de contorno de una interfase que se mueve a velocidad constante [120] (ver apéndice C). La densidad de corriente producida por el proceso de advection es proporcional a la velocidad de avance del frente y se escribe,/*1 = F v 8 1 M (¿> la densidad del metal, M el peso molecular del metal y v la velocidad del avance del frente).…”
Section: Crecimientos Acicularesunclassified
“…Se incluyó en las tablas el término "advection", que conduce prácticamente a iguales resultados que la convección natural. El proceso de "advection" tiene involucrada la velocidad de avance del frente y se puede obtener como caso límite para t suficientemente grande, de la solución de la ecuación de difusión con la condición de contorno que involucra una frontera móvil con la velocidad del frente del electrodepósito (similar al problema de Stefan de una sola fase) [120][121][122]. Es conveniente hacer notar que la convección forzada, incluye la velocidad en la ecuación de transferencia de cantidad de movimiento y no como condición de contorno.…”
Section: Crecimientos Acicularesunclassified