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Thermal migration refers to the movement of atoms or molecules within a material in response to temperature changes. This can lead to the redistribution of constituents within the material, affecting its properties such as mechanical strength or conductivity. Thermal migration is commonly observed in materials undergoing thermal processing or experiencing temperature gradients.

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