Abstract
Diffusion mobilities in binary Al−Zn solid solutions are critically assessed by fitting experimental diffusion data with a phenomenological model, called the DIffusion Controlled TRAnsformation (DICTRA) code. Good agreement is obtained with comprehensive comparisons between calculated values and experimental observations. With a thermodynamic description as the key input, the assessed mobility is further validated by three simulated diffusion experiments, that is, one semi-infinite vapor-solid diffusion couple and two long cylindrical diffusion couples.
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