What is 'Isotrpic in nature'?
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An isotropic solid is a solid material in which physical properties do not depend on its orientation. It is an example of isotropy which can also apply to fluids, or other non material concepts. The opposite is anisotropic solids. Most crystal structures are actually anisotropic.
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the substance which shows same physical property in all direction is called isotropic substances
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