| 释义 |
interdiffuse, v.|ɪntədɪˈfjuːz|
[inter- 1 a.]
trans. To diffuse between or among other things. So interdiffusion |-dɪˈfjuːʒən|, diffusion between or among other things, or each other; mutual diffusion. interdiffusive |-dɪˈfjuːsɪv| a., tending to mutual diffusion; hence interdiˈffusiveness.
a1859G. Wilson Relig. Chem. (1862) 14 That property of interdiffusiveness among elastic fluids. 1864–72Watts Dict. Chem. II. 812 This mixture or interdiffusion likewise takes place when the gases communicate with each other through minute pores or apertures of insensible magnitude. 1882Ogilvie cites North. Brit. Rev. for Interdiffuse. |
