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    Sumithra OTA
    Jul 26, 2021

    What is the difference between crystal, particle, grain and boundary?

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    Ajeeth Kumar
    Dec 17, 2021

    A grain boundary represents a significant dislocation - perhaps for sound, or for electrons. But you can have different phases or orientations of crystallites (hence polycrystalline) in a single grain - if every variation of the crystallites forms a significant boundary, then each crystallite forms a grain.

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