Difuzi

Difuzi is a term that does not have a single, widely recognized meaning in reference works. In many contexts it may be encountered as a misspelling or variant transliteration of the Indonesian or Malay word difusi, which translates to diffusion in English.

In science, diffusion refers to the net movement of particles from regions of higher concentration to regions of lower concentration, driven by random thermal motion. It is described quantitatively by Fick's laws and the diffusion equation, and it plays a fundamental role in chemistry, physics, biology, and environmental science. Common examples include gas diffusion, diffusion of solutes in liquids, and the movement of substances across biological membranes.

As a proper noun, Difuzi could appear as a place name, brand, or personal name in local contexts, though there is no widely recognized global entity by that exact name. The usage would depend on linguistic, cultural, or branding choices in a given region.

Because "difuzi" lacks a single established definition, its precise meaning is context-dependent. If you intended a specific Difuzi—such as a location, organization, or fictional concept—providing more context will yield a more precise and informative entry.