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    The document provides instructions for a materials science test with 6 questions and a total time of 45 minutes. The test has 3 sections worth 3 marks each for a total of 15 marks. Section 1 asks about miller indices and why they are needed. Section 2 asks about plane families in crystals, including writing the indices for the (110) family. Section 3 asks about grains, how they affect strength, and how grain size is measured. It also asks about properties of single and polycrystalline materials and diffusion conditions and effects of temperature. Finally, it asks to name three metal strengthening methods.

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    The document provides instructions for a materials science test with 6 questions and a total time of 45 minutes. The test has 3 sections worth 3 marks each for a total of 15 marks. Section 1 asks about miller indices and why they are needed. Section 2 asks about plane families in crystals, including writing the indices for the (110) family. Section 3 asks about grains, how they affect strength, and how grain size is measured. It also asks about properties of single and polycrystalline materials and diffusion conditions and effects of temperature. Finally, it asks to name three metal strengthening methods.

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    Sabir Ali
    The document provides instructions for a materials science test with 6 questions and a total time of 45 minutes. The test has 3 sections worth 3 marks each for a total of 15 marks. Section 1 asks about miller indices and why they are needed. Section 2 asks about plane families in crystals, including writing the indices for the (110) family. Section 3 asks about grains, how they affect strength, and how grain size is measured. It also asks about properties of single and polycrystalline materials and diffusion conditions and effects of temperature. Finally, it asks to name three metal strengthening methods.

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    Q 1. What are miller indices? Why do we need them? Q 2. What is a family of planes? Why do we call them as families? Write down the indices of all the planes of family (110). Q 3. What is a grain? How does it affect strength? How do we measure the grain size? Q 4. Compare single crystalline and poly crystalline materials in terms of isotropic properties with explanation. Q 5. What is diffusion? What are the two necessary conditions for diffusion to occur? How does temp. affect diffusion? Q 6. Name three methods of strengthening metals and alloys?

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