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FCC and HCP have the same atomic packing density but the former has many more easy slip systems. Thus, FCC materials have larger ductility than HCP materials in general.
True ______ or False ______
For a dislocation, a normal stress is to drive it to slide.
True ______ or False ______
Two similar elements in terms of atomic radius, crystal structure, electronegativity and valence, have a high mutual solubility in each other.
True ______ or False ______
Ionic materials are characterized with larger Burgers vectors because of the requirement of charge neutrality.
True ______ or False ______
For polycrystalline materials, each individual grain is a single crystal.
True ______ or False ______
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Fcc metals are more ductile than hcp metallic structures. Hcp structures have 2 types of planes whereas fcc has 3 types of planes. Cubic lattice structures allow more slippage than non cubic latice structures so fcc structures are more ductile.
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