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A solution of the coupled equations of steady state unidirectional diffusion in multicomponent mixtures in turbulent flow is obtained in explicit matrix from using the properties of the matrizant. The present results are simpler and more compact than those available before and permit a clearer interpretation of the effects of finite rates of mass transfer and of turbulence. A simple computational scheme is presented which uses elementary matrix operations only.