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What is an interface? What are different types of interfaces
What is an interface? What are different types of interfaces Where two homogeneous bulk phases meet there is a region of finite thickness wh...
What is an interface? What are different types of interfaces
Quiz Solution: MSE 639: Interfaces and Materials Property
Quiz Solution: MSE 639: Interfaces and Materials Property
For FCC Ni (lattice parameter = 0.361 nm) tilt boundary (tilt angle = 5 degrees), estimate the spacing between dislocations?
For FCC Ni (lattice parameter = 0.361 nm) tilt boundary (tilt angle = 5 degrees), estimate the
spacing between dislocations?
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(a) What are different types of solid-solid interfaces? Mention them. 2
(b) Show a low angle tilt boundary by simple schematic diagram? What is the angular range
for low angle boundary? 2+1
(c) How does a coherent twin boundary differ from an incoherent twin boundary? 2
(d) For FCC Ni (lattice parameter = 0.361 nm) tilt boundary (tilt angle = 5 degrees), estimate the
spacing between dislocations?
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For heterogeneous nucleation on the mould wall; what is the importance of the width of the crack at its mouth on the mould surface? Under what condition(s) crystalline metallic phase will not nucleate from liquid retained in a mold-wall crevice even much below Tm? Explain using schematic diagram
2. For heterogeneous nucleation on the mould wall; what is the importance of the width of the
crack at its mouth on the mould surface? Under what condition(s) crystalline metallic phase will
not nucleate from liquid retained in a mold-wall crevice even much below Tm? Explain using
schematic diagram ..
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(a) For heterogeneous nucleation on the mould wall; what is the importance of the width of the
crack at its mouth on the mould surface? Under what condition(s) crystalline metallic phase will
not nucleate from liquid retained in a mold-wall crevice even much below Tm? Explain using
schematic diagram. 2+2=4
(b) Estimate the number of crystal-like clusters in 1 mm3
of copper at its melting point for
spherical clusters containing 100 atoms. Given: The atomic volume of liquid
copper ()=1.6 x 10-29 m3
, Solid -liquid interfacial energy (SL) = 0.177 J m-2 , Boltzmann
constant (k) = 1.38 X 10-23 J K-1, Melting Temperature (TM) = 1356 K. 4
[Hint: the number spherical clusters of radius r
no= total number of atoms in the spherical cluster].
(c) The equilibrium shape of a coherent precipitate can be predicted by using -plot. How will
you determine the equilibrium shape of an incoherent precipitate using strain energy? 2
[Hint: Think and answer
What are different types of solid-solid interfaces? Mention them
Q. 1
(a) What are different types of solid-solid interfaces? Mention them. 2
(b) Show a low angle tilt boundary by simple schematic diagram? What is the angular range
for low angle boundary? 2+1
(c) How does a coherent twin boundary differ from an incoherent twin boundary? 2
(d) For FCC Ni (lattice parameter = 0.361 nm) tilt boundary (tilt angle = 5 degrees), estimate the
spacing between dislocations? 3
Solutions:
Answer
(a) Three types: Coherent, Semicoherent and Incoherent
(b) Simple schematic diagram of low angle grain boundary. A low-angle tilt boundary is an
array of parallel edge dislocations
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