Give a clear handwritten answer with short explanation a lovation isc (x₁x) - Co _ 1 - erf(9) Given1-erf (x)Cs-Co2 √ot(9) A Solution of Fick's first lov(5) A SoutiistoFick's Second lowcel An equation for Coefficient of the smalexplanation(b) Given below some formula in whichCalculate equillits rium concentrationat vacanices ?tocat cu = e^(-QIRT)(b) Cv=e^ (QIRT)(c) cv =MRT(d) Cu = N total" e^ (-QIRT)

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(9) Given a Covation is c(x₁+)-Co 1-erf ( x 2 Jot CS-Co (9) A Solution of Fick's first lov (b) A Soketiers to Fick's Second low (C) An cauation fr Coeffcient of the smat explanation (b) Given below some formule in which Calculate equillits rium Concentration at vacanices ? to cat cv- e^(-QIRT) (9) CV = (b) Cv=e^ (QIRT) (C) Cv = MRT (d) Cu = N total" e^(-QIRT)

(9) Given a Covation is c(x₁+)-Co 1-erf ( x 2 Jot CS-Co (9) A Solution of Fick's first lov (b) A Soketiers to Fick's Second low (C) An cauation fr Coeffcient of the smat explanation (b) Given below some formule in which Calculate equillits rium Concentration at vacanices ? to cat cv- e^(-QIRT) (9) CV = (b) Cv=e^ (QIRT) (C) Cv = MRT (d) Cu = N total" e^(-QIRT)

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