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There are four lattice points per cubic unit cell in fcc and therefore there are eight atoms per cubic unit cell in diamond. GaAs is similar to diamond, but the pair of atoms differ. There are therefore still eight atoms per cubic unit cell. The primitive cell of fcc contains one lattice point and one atom. That of diamond therefore contains two atoms, as does that of GaAs. 17a). Before examining some selected ionic compounds, it is necessary to develop this aspect of coordination more fully. This approach to structure building concerns packing and is essentially a geometrical exercise.
Being applicable to both crystalline and non-crystalline materials, its use provides a convenient way of expressing a material’s structure. 1, the element iron may exist as a liquid or vapor, giving five phases overall. Similarly, the important refractory oxide silica is able to exist as three crystalline phases, quartz, tridymite and cristobalite, as well as a non-crystalline phase, silica glass, and as molten silica. Under certain conditions, it is possible for two or more different phases to coexist.
K. D. H. Bhadeshia). refining, as used in the production of high-purity materials for the electronics industry, takes positive advantage of segregation. 3 As the turbine rotor rotates, the hot blades are subject to extremely large centrifugal forces and to thermal excursions in temperature. Development has proceeded in two stages. First, a wholly columnar grain structure, without grain boundaries transverse to the major axis of the blade, has been produced during precision investment casting by initiating solidification at a water-cooled copper chill plate in the mold base and then slowly withdrawing the vertically positioned mold from the hot zone of an enclosing furnace.
