microstructural changes

What Causes Microstructural Changes?

Microstructural changes can be induced by various factors:
Thermal Processes: Heating and cooling cycles can lead to phase transformations and grain growth.
Mechanical Stress: Deformation, such as stretching or compressing, can cause dislocations and other defects.
Chemical Reactions: Exposure to different environments can result in oxidation, corrosion, or other chemical modifications.
Radiation: High-energy particles or electromagnetic waves can alter the atomic structure.

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