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... defects , and they may occur in several different forms , including single atoms ( point defects ) , rows of atoms ( linear defects ) , planes of atoms ( planar defects ) , and small three - dimensional clusters of atoms ( volume defects ) ...
... defects , and they may occur in several different forms , including single atoms ( point defects ) , rows of atoms ( linear defects ) , planes of atoms ( planar defects ) , and small three - dimensional clusters of atoms ( volume defects ) ...
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... point is that if a group of atoms can be arranged in two different ways , then the arrangement with the lower G value will be the thermodynamically favored state . The next step is to understand the factors that control ... Point Defects 121.
... point is that if a group of atoms can be arranged in two different ways , then the arrangement with the lower G value will be the thermodynamically favored state . The next step is to understand the factors that control ... Point Defects 121.
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... defects in polymer crystals but they are usually of little consequence in the properties of engineering polymers which contain vast amounts of noncrystalline ... Point Defects and Diffusion Vacancies and Interstitials in lonic Crystals,
... defects in polymer crystals but they are usually of little consequence in the properties of engineering polymers which contain vast amounts of noncrystalline ... Point Defects and Diffusion Vacancies and Interstitials in lonic Crystals,
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