Explain the following, using dislocation theory: metal strengthening by: (a) grain size (b) solid solution strengthening  (c) strain hardening (d) quenching in cold water following heating close to melting pt ( hint: Nv = Nexp(-Qv/kT

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Dislocation theory plays a crucial role in understanding various mechanisms of metal strengthening. Let's explain each of the mentioned strengthening methods in the context of dislocation theory:

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