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lattice defect

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lattice defect [′lad·əs ‚dē‚fekt]
(crystallography)
crystal defect


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The two final sections of the book discuss applications of BNMs, which not only benefit from the refined grain structure but also, in the case of SPD-processed BNM, from the high densities of SPD-induced lattice defects.
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The conference was organized in five sessions: Instrumentation, Optics Characterization and Powder diffraction Techniques, Metrology, Structure Solution and Refinement, Phase Identification and Quantification, and Microstructure, Lattice Defects and Residual Stress.
Accuracy in Powder Diffraction III--Part 1: preface by Cline, James / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
The disadvantage of trying to grow inGaAs atop GaAs is the spacing between atoms in the InGaAs lattice differs from that in GaAs; this mismatch strains the crystal, causing lattice defects that impede electron motion.
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