The logarithm of diffusion coefficient (1) (2) with the reciprocal of absolute temperature. (1) = decreases, (2) = exponentially. (1) = increases, (2) = exponentially. (1) = decreases, (2) = linearly. (1) = increases, (2) = linearly.

The logarithm of diffusion coefficient (1) (2) with the reciprocal of absolute temperature. (1) = decreases, (2) = exponentially. (1) = increases, (2) = exponentially. (1) = decreases, (2) = linearly. (1) = increases, (2) = linearly.

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The logarithm of diffusion coefficient (1) (2) with the reciprocal of absolute
temperature.
(1) = decreases, (2) = exponentially.
(1) = increases, (2) = exponentially.
(1) = decreases, (2) = linearly.
(1) = increases, (2) = linearly.

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