how a metal is a polycrystalline solids explain it with a meaningfull and can be understandable example
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When a polycrystalline metal is plastically deformed the individual grains tend to rotate into a common orientation. This preferred orientation is developed gradually with increasing deformation, and although it becomes extensive above about 90% reduction in area, it is still inferior to that of a good single crystal.
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