(1) is the movement of atoms, ions and other species through a material. There are two driving factors responsible for this phenomenon. These factors include _(2)_ and _(3)_. In Materials we are primarily concerned with interdiffusion as opposed to self diffusion as this is the mechanism that is involved in a variety of material processes such as carburizing and nitriding. There are two mechanisms for interdiffusion these include (4) which is the movement of atoms from one vacancy site to another and (5) which is the movement of atoms from one interstitial site to another The _(6)__ mechanism results in a faster rate of diffusion than the (7)_ mechanism because there are more _(8)_ sites and because this mechanism also has a lower (9) energy. There are three types of diffusion and these include _.(10)_ , __(11)___ and ___(12)_. The slowest type is _(13)_ and the fastest type is _(14)_. We can use _(15)_ to predict the rate of diffusion. Diffusion will occur faster in crystal structures that have lower (16) such as BCC as opposed to those that have higher _(17)_ such as HCP. Diffusion is also affected by_(18)_ and _(19)_. _(20)_ which is when a material subjected to a constant stress that is below its yield stress at elevated temperatures will plastically deformed is a diffusion controlled property. Section 2 word bank (you may use a word more than once and you do not have to use all of the words). Solution 1. Diffusion 2. Concentric Differences 3.Temperature 4. Vacancy Diffusion 5. Interstitial diffusion 6. Interstitial diffusion 7. Vacancy Diffusion 8. Interstitial 9. Activation 10 Interstitial diffusion 11. Vacancy Diffusion 12 Interstitial 13.. Vacancy Diffusion 14. Interstitial diffusion 15. Flicks first law 16. packing Fraction 17. Packing Fraction 18. Temperature 19. Grain Boundary 20. Creep.