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1-Exhibiting the same values of a property in different Crystallographic directions. • orthotropic materials • anisotropic materials isotropic materials •• orthorhombic materials 2-The number of vacancies in the metals increase with increasing • pressure • time • cooling • heating 3-The forces that are exerted by atoms are as follows. • repulsive • attractive • both • either repulsive or attractive 4-In FCC structure the CN is-------- and the numbers of atoms per unit cell ---- are • 6,1 • 6,4 • 12,4 • 12,1

1-Exhibiting the same values of a property in different Crystallographic directions. • orthotropic materials • anisotropic materials isotropic materials •• orthorhombic materials 2-The number of vacancies in the metals increase with increasing • pressure • time • cooling • heating 3-The forces that are exerted by atoms are as follows. • repulsive • attractive • both • either repulsive or attractive 4-In FCC structure the CN is-------- and the numbers of atoms per unit cell ---- are • 6,1 • 6,4 • 12,4 • 12,1

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1-Exhibiting the same values of a property in different Crystallographic directions. • orthotropic materials • anisotropic materials isotropic materials • orthorhombic materials 2-The number of vacancies in the metals increase with increasing pressure • time • cooling heating 3-The forces that are exerted by atoms are as follows. • repulsive • attractive • both • either repulsive or attractive 4-In FCC structure the CN is-------- and the numbers of atoms per unit cell - are • 6,1 • 6,4 • 12,4 • 12,1
Transcribed Image Text:1-Exhibiting the same values of a property in different Crystallographic directions. • orthotropic materials • anisotropic materials isotropic materials • orthorhombic materials 2-The number of vacancies in the metals increase with increasing pressure • time • cooling heating 3-The forces that are exerted by atoms are as follows. • repulsive • attractive • both • either repulsive or attractive 4-In FCC structure the CN is-------- and the numbers of atoms per unit cell - are • 6,1 • 6,4 • 12,4 • 12,1
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