What is an interface?What is the difference between the interface and grain boundary?
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Interface is the boundary btw two grains which are of same phase. Grain boundary is the boundary btw two grains which are of different phase
Interface is the boundary btw two grains which are of same phase.
Grain boundary is the boundary btw two grains which are of different phase
See lessInterface talks about solid-liquid-gas phase boundary form a clear separation between two phases. In molten steel slag-metal interface refine it at high temperature through gas medium. Grain boundary occurs after solidification of molten metal through dendritic formation.
Interface talks about solid-liquid-gas phase boundary form a clear separation between two phases. In molten steel slag-metal interface refine it at high temperature through gas medium. Grain boundary occurs after solidification of molten metal through dendritic formation.
See lessCertainly in monolayers or lipid bilayers, called interface to the plane separating two phases. Interfaces are analogous to grain boundaries in monolithic materials whereas grain boundary is the boundary between two grains or crystallite in a polycrystalline material.
Certainly in monolayers or lipid bilayers, called interface to the plane separating two phases. Interfaces are analogous to grain boundaries in monolithic materials whereas grain boundary is the boundary between two grains or crystallite in a polycrystalline material.
See lessArea between immiscible phases
Area between immiscible phases
See lessGrain boundary is also a kind of "interface". Remember, interfaces are of two types : HomoPhase interface (i.e boundaries b/w entities of same phase. Eg. Grain boundary, twin boundary, tilt boundary, stacking faults etc.) HeteroPhase interface (i.e boundaries b/w different phases. Eg. Solid-Gas inteRead more
Grain boundary is also a kind of “interface”.
Remember, interfaces are of two types :
HomoPhase interface (i.e boundaries b/w entities of same phase. Eg. Grain boundary, twin boundary, tilt boundary, stacking faults etc.)
HeteroPhase interface (i.e boundaries b/w different phases. Eg. Solid-Gas interface, Solid-liquid interface etc.)
See lessGrain boundary is boundary of grains of single phase whereas interface is boundary of grains of different phase.
Grain boundary is boundary of grains of single phase whereas interface is boundary of grains of different phase.
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