Solid States, Half Lives and Young's Modulus Questions
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1.) (A) DEFECTS
Metals yield at a stress much lower than those calculated on the basis of their bond strength alone. This is explained by the presence of defects. Identify the principal defects responsible for this observation.
a.) Grain Boundaries
b.) Interstitial Metal Atoms
c.) Vacancies
d.) Dislocations
1.) (B) DEFECTS IN GOLD
You have a single crystal of 100% pure gold. Identify which of the following defects you would expect to be present at room temperature.
a.) Free surface
b.) Grain Boundaries
c.) Vacancies
d.) Inclusions
e.) Substitutional impurity atoms
f.) Interstitial impurity atoms.
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