Grain Boundary Defects
Grain Boundary Defects is a type of crystallographic defect characterized by irregular atomic arrangements at the interfaces between adjacent grains in a polycrystalline material, distinguished from other lattice defects by its two-dimensional nature and role in impeding dislocation motion and influencing material properties.
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