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    1. A grain boundary is the interface between two grains or crystallites in a polycrystalline material. Grain boundaries can be considered imperfections since they impede the passage of electrons in metals and phonons in nonmetals, decreasing electrical and thermal conductivity. 2. There are various methods to measure grain size, including optical metallography and X-ray diffraction. Optical metallography involves polishing and etching samples to reveal grain boundaries under a microscope. X-ray diffraction analyzes diffraction patterns to calculate grain size using the Scherrer equation. 3. Crystallization is the process where a liquid or amorphous solid is converted into a crystal, involving the formation and

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    1. A grain boundary is the interface between two grains or crystallites in a polycrystalline material. Grain boundaries can be considered imperfections since they impede the passage of electrons in metals and phonons in nonmetals, decreasing electrical and thermal conductivity. 2. There are various methods to measure grain size, including optical metallography and X-ray diffraction. Optical metallography involves polishing and etching samples to reveal grain boundaries under a microscope. X-ray diffraction analyzes diffraction patterns to calculate grain size using the Scherrer equation. 3. Crystallization is the process where a liquid or amorphous solid is converted into a crystal, involving the formation and

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    1. A grain boundary is the interface between two grains or crystallites in a polycrystalline material. Grain boundaries can be considered imperfections since they impede the passage of electrons in metals and phonons in nonmetals, decreasing electrical and thermal conductivity. 2. There are various methods to measure grain size, including optical metallography and X-ray diffraction. Optical metallography involves polishing and etching samples to reveal grain boundaries under a microscope. X-ray diffraction analyzes diffraction patterns to calculate grain size using the Scherrer equation. 3. Crystallization is the process where a liquid or amorphous solid is converted into a crystal, involving the formation and

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    GEETHANJALI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

    CHEERYAL (V), KEESARA (M), R.R. DIST. 501 301


    DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
    Course: Metallurgy and Material Science (18ME2101) Assignment-1
    Faculty: Mr. A. Santhosh Date of Submission: 15.09.2019
    Class: II B Tech (Mech)- I Semester; Sections :B Academic Year: 2020-21 Maximum marks: 05
    Topics covered: Alloy systems, Phase transformations

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    Question C
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    Define Grain boundary. Justify the statement that “Grain boundary can be considered as an
    1. 2
    imperfection”.

    2. Explain any two methods of grain size measurement.

    3.
    Define packing factor? Find the packing factor of a BCC unit cell.

    4.
    Discuss “The Mechanism of Crystallization”.

    5.
    Explain the effect of grain size on properties of metals

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