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Meaning of holocrystalline
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holocrystalline (a.)
Completely crystalline; -- said of a rock like granite, all the constituents of which are crystalline.
holocrystalline Sentence Examples
- The holocrystalline structure of the mineral quartz gives it its distinctive piezoelectric properties.
- The bones of some prehistoric marine animals, such as the megalodon, exhibit a holocrystalline microstructure.
- The holocrystalline nature of the alloy allowed for its exceptional strength and durability.
- The holocrystalline ceramic substrate provided excellent thermal conductivity for the electronic device.
- The holocrystalline material formed through a process of slow solidification and grain growth.
- The holocrystalline structure of the gem emerald results in its intense green color.
- The holocrystalline nature of the volcanic rock made it resistant to weathering and erosion.
- The holocrystalline material had a high hardness and was therefore suitable for use in cutting tools.
- The holocrystalline pottery exhibited exceptional thermal shock resistance due to its uniform crystal structure.
- The holocrystalline composite material combined high strength with lightweight properties.
FAQs About the word holocrystalline
Completely crystalline; -- said of a rock like granite, all the constituents of which are crystalline.
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The holocrystalline structure of the mineral quartz gives it its distinctive piezoelectric properties.
The bones of some prehistoric marine animals, such as the megalodon, exhibit a holocrystalline microstructure.
The holocrystalline nature of the alloy allowed for its exceptional strength and durability.
The holocrystalline ceramic substrate provided excellent thermal conductivity for the electronic device.
