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What type of defects exist in solids, as mentioned in the text?
What type of defects exist in solids, as mentioned in the text?
- Surface and internal defects
- Vacancy and interstitial defects
- Point, line, and area defects (correct)
- Atomic and molecular defects
Which of the following is true about defects in solids?
Which of the following is true about defects in solids?
- Defects can only be undesirable
- Defects are always uniform throughout the material
- Defects affect material properties (correct)
- Defects do not impact material properties
What is an example of a desirable defect in solids?
What is an example of a desirable defect in solids?
- Line defects
- Dislocations (correct)
- Area defects
- Vacancy defects
Which of the following elements is arranged on a copper (111) surface as per the text?
Which of the following elements is arranged on a copper (111) surface as per the text?
Who holds the copyright for the photos mentioned in the text?
Who holds the copyright for the photos mentioned in the text?
What is represented by the Kanji characters shown in the text?
What is represented by the Kanji characters shown in the text?
How can the number and type of defects in solids be controlled?
How can the number and type of defects in solids be controlled?
'Dislocations may be good or bad' - In which scenario would dislocations be considered good?
'Dislocations may be good or bad' - In which scenario would dislocations be considered good?
What does the text suggest about grain boundaries?
What does the text suggest about grain boundaries?
What is a possible consequence of defects in solids?
What is a possible consequence of defects in solids?
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