Crystal growth and solidification. Basic concepts
Solidification - Crystallization and microstructures
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Crystal growth and solidification. Basic concepts
Solidification - Crystallization and microstructures

Author : Gérard LESOULT

Publication date: October 10, 1986 | Lire en français

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1. Crystal growth and solidification. Basic concepts

1.1 Solid and liquid states

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1.1.1 Material mobility

As the name suggests, the most obvious consequence of solidification is the sudden drop in the mobility of matter. The flow of pure liquid metals near their melting point is comparable to that of water at ordinary temperature, characterized by a dynamic viscosity of the order of 10 –3 Pa · s (table 1 ). In their solid state, metals and alloys have high tensile strength....

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