Engineering Materials And Metallurgy
Engineering Materials And Metallurgy by Ramachandran S, Thamarai Kannan R, Manikandan M
English | January 9, 2017 | ISBN: 8192403122 | 546 pages | PDF | 16 Mb
English | January 9, 2017 | ISBN: 8192403122 | 546 pages | PDF | 16 Mb
Most of the inorganic solids we encounter in our
daily life are crystalline. The name crystal comes from
the Greek word “krystallos” which means clear ice. The
physical structure of solid materials of engineering
importance depends mainly on the arrangements of the
atoms, ions or molecules that make up the solid and the
bonding forces between them. The physical properties of
various solids like ductility, malleability, conductivity,
insulation ability , magnetic, toughness, hardness etc., are
closely related to the structure of the solids. For this,
knowledge of crystallography is very important.
Crystallography is a branch of science in which internal
structure of crystal, their properties, external or internal
symmetries of crystal are studied along with the study
of geometric form and other physical properties by using
X-ray, electron beams and neutron beams, etc.
daily life are crystalline. The name crystal comes from
the Greek word “krystallos” which means clear ice. The
physical structure of solid materials of engineering
importance depends mainly on the arrangements of the
atoms, ions or molecules that make up the solid and the
bonding forces between them. The physical properties of
various solids like ductility, malleability, conductivity,
insulation ability , magnetic, toughness, hardness etc., are
closely related to the structure of the solids. For this,
knowledge of crystallography is very important.
Crystallography is a branch of science in which internal
structure of crystal, their properties, external or internal
symmetries of crystal are studied along with the study
of geometric form and other physical properties by using
X-ray, electron beams and neutron beams, etc.