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E constante 1 control difusional x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B AB E E0E0

x C BA A  BA  BA  BA  B AB E t1t1 E1E1 C A (x=0)  C A *  0

x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B E constante 2 control difusional AB E E2E2 t1t1

x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B E constante 3 control difusional AB E E3E3 t1t1

x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B E constante 4 control difusional AB E E4E4 t1t1

x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B E constante 5 control difusional AB E E5E5 t1t1

x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B E constante 6 límite difusional E6E6 t1t1 AB E

x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B t2t2 E7E7 AB E

x C BA A  BA  BA  BA  B t3t3 E8E8 AB E

x C BA A  BA  BA  BA  B t4t4 E9E9 AB E

x C BA A  BA  BA  BA  B t5t5 E 10 AB E

x C C* BA A  BA  BA  BA  B t6t6 E 11 AB E

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