Abstract
The phenomenology of diffusion induced grain boundary migration (DIGM) is studied as a function of misorientation angle in a series of asymmetrical tilt grain boundaries with [100] and [110] rotation axes. The diffusion of zinc into copper is investigated under constant conditions for all of the specimens. Interesting comparisons are drawn with previous results on symmetrical boundaries, and with the various theories of DIGM.
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