Why glass in non crystalline solid
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Crystalline concrete is generally made of an excessive number of small crystals, each of which has a fixed geometric shape of crystals. The order of atoms, molecules or ions in the crystal is well-organized. There is a long parasite system, i.e. the arrangement of particles is a special pattern, which is repetitive by a definite sequence. The melting point of the crystalline punch is fixed. Crystalline concrete is of heterogeneous nature, that is, some of their physical properties, such as electrical resistivity and refractive index, show magnitude when measuring in the same direction in the same crystal. This is generated from the granular system of particles in different directions. If the arrangement of particles in different directions is different then the value of the same physical properties is found in each direction.
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crystalline solids: molecules are ordered in a regular lattice. fluids: molecules are disordered and are notrigidly bound. ... It would be convenient if we could conclude that glassy materials changed from being a supercooled liquid to an amorphous solid at the glass transition,
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