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What is the first stage mentioned in the crystallization process?
What is the first stage mentioned in the crystallization process?
- Growth of nucleation
- Small crystallite nuclei (correct)
- Completion of solidification
- Formation of irregularly shaped grains
What occurs during the second stage of the crystallization process?
What occurs during the second stage of the crystallization process?
- Formation of regular-shaped grains
- Growth of the crystallites (correct)
- Rapid cooling of the liquid
- Dissolution of existing grains
What happens upon the completion of solidification?
What happens upon the completion of solidification?
- Nuclei disappear completely
- All grains become uniform in shape
- Crystallites revert to liquid
- Grains develop irregular shapes (correct)
What may obstruct the growth of adjacent grains during crystallization?
What may obstruct the growth of adjacent grains during crystallization?
Which statement accurately describes the final microstructure of the material after crystallization?
Which statement accurately describes the final microstructure of the material after crystallization?
What term is used for substances where measured properties are independent of the direction of measurement?
What term is used for substances where measured properties are independent of the direction of measurement?
What happens to the degree of anisotropy in crystalline structures as the structural symmetry decreases?
What happens to the degree of anisotropy in crystalline structures as the structural symmetry decreases?
Which crystal structure is known to be highly anisotropic?
Which crystal structure is known to be highly anisotropic?
How does symmetry in a crystal structure relate to its anisotropic effects?
How does symmetry in a crystal structure relate to its anisotropic effects?
What is the primary characteristic of isotropic materials?
What is the primary characteristic of isotropic materials?
What does the modulus of elasticity represent in materials science?
What does the modulus of elasticity represent in materials science?
Why is the modulus of elasticity important for polycrystalline materials?
Why is the modulus of elasticity important for polycrystalline materials?
What is the nature of crystallographic orientations in many polycrystalline materials?
What is the nature of crystallographic orientations in many polycrystalline materials?
Which of the following factors does NOT affect the modulus of elasticity?
Which of the following factors does NOT affect the modulus of elasticity?
What does a higher modulus of elasticity indicate about a material?
What does a higher modulus of elasticity indicate about a material?
What occurs when two waves have the same wavelength but are out of phase after a scattering event?
What occurs when two waves have the same wavelength but are out of phase after a scattering event?
What is the relationship between the amplitudes of scattered waves in the resultant wave?
What is the relationship between the amplitudes of scattered waves in the resultant wave?
What happens during the scattering event of waves 3 and 4?
What happens during the scattering event of waves 3 and 4?
In the context of wave interference, what does it mean for two waves to be out of phase?
In the context of wave interference, what does it mean for two waves to be out of phase?
What is the key outcome of destructive interference between waves 3' and 4'?
What is the key outcome of destructive interference between waves 3' and 4'?
What factor influences the specific sets of crystallographic planes that do not give rise to diffracted beams?
What factor influences the specific sets of crystallographic planes that do not give rise to diffracted beams?
Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between crystallographic planes and diffracted beams?
Which statement accurately reflects the relationship between crystallographic planes and diffracted beams?
What consequence can a specific set of crystallographic planes have on diffraction patterns?
What consequence can a specific set of crystallographic planes have on diffraction patterns?
In the context of crystallization, which aspect is directly related to the absence of certain diffracted beams?
In the context of crystallization, which aspect is directly related to the absence of certain diffracted beams?
Which of the following factors does not affect the formation of diffracted beams from crystallographic planes?
Which of the following factors does not affect the formation of diffracted beams from crystallographic planes?
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Study Notes
Crystallization
- Crystallization process begins with small crystallite nuclei.
- Crystallites grow, colliding and obstructing each other.
- Upon completion of solidification, irregularly shaped grains are formed.
Isotropy and Anisotropy
- Isotropic substances have properties independent of the direction of measurement
- Anisotropy refers to the dependence of properties on direction.
- Anisotropy is influenced by crystal structure symmetry.
- Triclinic structures exhibit high anisotropy due to low symmetry.
Mechanical Properties of Materials
- Modulus of elasticity varies based on crystallographic orientation.
- Polycrystalline materials typically have randomly oriented grains.
Diffraction of Waves
- Scattered waves with similar wavelengths can interfere constructively or destructively depending on their phase.
- Waves out of phase after scattering lead to destructive interference.
- Specific crystallographic planes can prevent diffraction, depending on the crystal structure.
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