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| Sl.No | Chapter Name | MP4 Download |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Intoduction | Download |
| 2 | Crystal geometry | Download |
| 3 | Unit cell | Download |
| 4 | Classification of lattices | Download |
| 5 | Gaps in Bravais lattice list | Download |
| 6 | Symmetry - I | Download |
| 7 | Symmetry - II | Download |
| 8 | Classification of lattices on the basis of symmetry | Download |
| 9 | A symmetry based approach to Bravais lattices | Download |
| 10 | Miller indices of directions | Download |
| 11 | Miller indices for planes | Download |
| 12 | Miller indices for plane and its normal in Cubic Crystal | Download |
| 13 | Weiss Zone law and its applications | Download |
| 14 | Inter-planar spacing | Download |
| 15 | Bragg’s Law | Download |
| 16 | Close-packing of hard spheres | Download |
| 17 | Hexagonal Close-Packed (HCP) structure | Download |
| 18 | Lattice and motif of HCP crystals | Download |
| 19 | c/a ratio of an ideal HCP crystal | Download |
| 20 | ABCABC stacking of close-packed spheres | Download |
| 21 | Voids in close-packed structures | Download |
| 22 | Solid solutions I | Download |
| 23 | Solid solutions II | Download |
| 24 | Hume-Rothery rules | Download |
| 25 | Ordered and disordered solid solutions | Download |
| 26 | Graphene | Download |
| 27 | Structure of graphite | Download |
| 28 | Structure of diamond | Download |
| 29 | Carbon nanotubes (CNT) | Download |
| 30 | Buckminsterfullerene (C60) | Download |
| 31 | Ionic solids | Download |
| 32 | NaCl | Download |
| 33 | CsCl | Download |
| 34 | ZnS | Download |
| 35 | BCC vs CsCl | Download |
| 36 | Amorphous Solids | Download |
| 37 | Polymers | Download |
| 38 | Vinyl Polymers | Download |
| 39 | Thermoplasts and Thermosets | Download |
| 40 | Tacticity | Download |
| 41 | Copolymers | Download |
| 42 | Crystallinity in Polymers | Download |
| 43 | Defects in Crystals | Download |
| 44 | Vacancies | Download |
| 45 | Edge dislocation: Half plane | Download |
| 46 | Edge dislocation: Slip | Download |
| 47 | Characteristic vectors of a dislocation | Download |
| 48 | Edge, screw and mixed dislocations | Download |
| 49 | Screw dislocations | Download |
| 50 | Burgers circuit | Download |
| 51 | Elastic energy of a dislocation line | Download |
| 52 | Burgers vector: Shortest lattice translation | Download |
| 53 | Burgers vector of a dislocation is constant along the line | Download |
| 54 | (Geometrical properties of a dislocations) Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Free surface | Download |
| 55 | Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Grain boundaries | Download |
| 56 | Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Dislocation nodes | Download |
| 57 | Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Dislocation loop | Download |
| 58 | Dislocation motion | Download |
| 59 | 2D defects: Surfaces or interfaces | Download |
| 60 | Free surface or external surface of the crystal | Download |
| 61 | Stacking faults | Download |
| 62 | Twin boundary | Download |
| 63 | Grain boundary | Download |
| 64 | Small angle symmetric tilt boundary | Download |
| 65 | Ball bearing model | Download |
| 66 | Phase diagrams: Introduction | Download |
| 67 | Phases and components | Download |
| 68 | Uses of phase diagrams | Download |
| 69 | Phases present in the system | Download |
| 70 | Composition of phases present in the system | Download |
| 71 | Proportion of phases present in the system | Download |
| 72 | Microstructure evolution during solidification in isomorphous systems | Download |
| 73 | Eutectic system | Download |
| 74 | Eutectic reaction | Download |
| 75 | Eutectic, hypoeutectic and hypereutectic alloys | Download |
| 76 | Gibbs’ phase rule | Download |
| 77 | Fe-C phase diagram | Download |
| 78 | Eutectoid, hypoeutectoid and hypereutectoid steels | Download |
| 79 | Microstructure of a hypoeutectoid steel | Download |
| 80 | Microstructure of a hypereutectoid steel | Download |
| 81 | Diffusion: Introduction | Download |
| 82 | Fick’s first law | Download |
| 83 | Fick’s second law | Download |
| 84 | Error function solution of Fick’s second law | Download |
| 85 | Atomic mechanisms of diffusion | Download |
| 86 | Substitutional diffusion revisited | Download |
| 87 | Diffusion paths | Download |
| 88 | Steady and unsteady state diffusion | Download |
| 89 | Phase Transformation | Download |
| 90 | Nucleation | Download |
| 91 | Nucleation and capillary rise | Download |
| 92 | Nucleation, growth and overall transformation | Download |
| 93 | Time-temperature-transformation (TTT) diagram | Download |
| 94 | Homogeneus and heterogeneous nucleation | Download |
| 95 | Heat treatment of steels | Download |
| 96 | TTT diagram of Eutectoid Steels | Download |
| 97 | Quenching and martensite | Download |
| 98 | Austempering and bainite | Download |
| 99 | Tempering | Download |
| 100 | Residual stresses and Quench cracks | Download |
| 101 | Marquenching and martempering | Download |
| 102 | TTT diagram of hypoeutectoid and hypereutectoid steels | Download |
| 103 | TTT diagram of alloy steel | Download |
| 104 | hardenability of steels | Download |
| 105 | Glass Ceramics | Download |
| 106 | Tensile test | Download |
| 107 | Plastic deformation and crystal structure | Download |
| 108 | Shape change | Download |
| 109 | Slip | Download |
| 110 | Resolved shear stress | Download |
| 111 | CRSS | Download |
| 112 | Schmid's law | Download |
| 113 | CRSS:Theory vs experiment | Download |
| 114 | Why is experimental CRSS less than theoretical CRSS | Download |
| 115 | Strengthening mechaniksms | Download |
| 116 | Dislocation density | Download |
| 117 | Frank-Read source | Download |
| 118 | strain hardening | Download |
| 119 | Dislocation interaction leading to strain hardening I | Download |
| 120 | Dislocation interaction leading to strain hardening II | Download |
| 121 | Solid solution hardening | Download |
| 122 | Grain size hardening | Download |
| 123 | Age hardening I | Download |
| 124 | Age hardening II | Download |
| 125 | Metastable precipitates | Download |
| 126 | Annealing of cold-worked metals | Download |
| 127 | Recovery | Download |
| 128 | Recrystallization | Download |
| 129 | Grain Growth | Download |
| 130 | True stress and true strain | Download |
| 131 | Creep | Download |
| 132 | Effect of stress and temperature on creep | Download |
| 133 | Creep Mechanisms | Download |
| 134 | Composites | Download |
| 135 | Isostrain modulus | Download |
| 136 | Isostress modulus | Download |
| 137 | Fracture | Download |
| 138 | Ductile and Brittle Fracture | Download |
| 139 | Role of crack size | Download |
| 140 | Griffith's Criterion | Download |
| 141 | Stress Concentration | Download |
| 142 | Ductile to brittle transition | Download |
| 143 | Enhancing fracture resistance | Download |
| 144 | Toughening of glass: Tempering | Download |
| 145 | Toughening of glass: Ion-Exchange | Download |
| 146 | Fatigue | Download |
| 147 | Sub-Critical crack growth | Download |
| Sl.No | Chapter Name | English |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Intoduction | Download Verified |
| 2 | Crystal geometry | Download Verified |
| 3 | Unit cell | Download Verified |
| 4 | Classification of lattices | Download Verified |
| 5 | Gaps in Bravais lattice list | Download Verified |
| 6 | Symmetry - I | Download Verified |
| 7 | Symmetry - II | Download Verified |
| 8 | Classification of lattices on the basis of symmetry | Download Verified |
| 9 | A symmetry based approach to Bravais lattices | Download Verified |
| 10 | Miller indices of directions | Download Verified |
| 11 | Miller indices for planes | Download Verified |
| 12 | Miller indices for plane and its normal in Cubic Crystal | Download Verified |
| 13 | Weiss Zone law and its applications | Download Verified |
| 14 | Inter-planar spacing | Download Verified |
| 15 | Bragg’s Law | Download Verified |
| 16 | Close-packing of hard spheres | Download Verified |
| 17 | Hexagonal Close-Packed (HCP) structure | Download Verified |
| 18 | Lattice and motif of HCP crystals | Download Verified |
| 19 | c/a ratio of an ideal HCP crystal | Download Verified |
| 20 | ABCABC stacking of close-packed spheres | Download Verified |
| 21 | Voids in close-packed structures | Download Verified |
| 22 | Solid solutions I | Download Verified |
| 23 | Solid solutions II | Download Verified |
| 24 | Hume-Rothery rules | Download Verified |
| 25 | Ordered and disordered solid solutions | Download To be verified |
| 26 | Graphene | Download Verified |
| 27 | Structure of graphite | Download Verified |
| 28 | Structure of diamond | Download To be verified |
| 29 | Carbon nanotubes (CNT) | Download To be verified |
| 30 | Buckminsterfullerene (C60) | Download To be verified |
| 31 | Ionic solids | Download To be verified |
| 32 | NaCl | Download To be verified |
| 33 | CsCl | Download To be verified |
| 34 | ZnS | Download To be verified |
| 35 | BCC vs CsCl | Download To be verified |
| 36 | Amorphous Solids | Download To be verified |
| 37 | Polymers | Download To be verified |
| 38 | Vinyl Polymers | Download To be verified |
| 39 | Thermoplasts and Thermosets | Download To be verified |
| 40 | Tacticity | Download To be verified |
| 41 | Copolymers | Download To be verified |
| 42 | Crystallinity in Polymers | Download To be verified |
| 43 | Defects in Crystals | Download To be verified |
| 44 | Vacancies | Download To be verified |
| 45 | Edge dislocation: Half plane | Download To be verified |
| 46 | Edge dislocation: Slip | Download To be verified |
| 47 | Characteristic vectors of a dislocation | Download To be verified |
| 48 | Edge, screw and mixed dislocations | Download To be verified |
| 49 | Screw dislocations | Download To be verified |
| 50 | Burgers circuit | Download To be verified |
| 51 | Elastic energy of a dislocation line | Download To be verified |
| 52 | Burgers vector: Shortest lattice translation | Download To be verified |
| 53 | Burgers vector of a dislocation is constant along the line | Download To be verified |
| 54 | (Geometrical properties of a dislocations) Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Free surface | Download To be verified |
| 55 | Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Grain boundaries | Download To be verified |
| 56 | Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Dislocation nodes | Download To be verified |
| 57 | Dislocation cannot end abruptly in a crystal: Dislocation loop | Download To be verified |
| 58 | Dislocation motion | Download To be verified |
| 59 | 2D defects: Surfaces or interfaces | Download To be verified |
| 60 | Free surface or external surface of the crystal | Download To be verified |
| 61 | Stacking faults | Download To be verified |
| 62 | Twin boundary | Download To be verified |
| 63 | Grain boundary | Download To be verified |
| 64 | Small angle symmetric tilt boundary | Download To be verified |
| 65 | Ball bearing model | Download To be verified |
| 66 | Phase diagrams: Introduction | Download To be verified |
| 67 | Phases and components | Download To be verified |
| 68 | Uses of phase diagrams | Download To be verified |
| 69 | Phases present in the system | Download To be verified |
| 70 | Composition of phases present in the system | Download To be verified |
| 71 | Proportion of phases present in the system | Download To be verified |
| 72 | Microstructure evolution during solidification in isomorphous systems | Download To be verified |
| 73 | Eutectic system | Download To be verified |
| 74 | Eutectic reaction | Download To be verified |
| 75 | Eutectic, hypoeutectic and hypereutectic alloys | Download To be verified |
| 76 | Gibbs’ phase rule | Download To be verified |
| 77 | Fe-C phase diagram | Download To be verified |
| 78 | Eutectoid, hypoeutectoid and hypereutectoid steels | Download To be verified |
| 79 | Microstructure of a hypoeutectoid steel | Download To be verified |
| 80 | Microstructure of a hypereutectoid steel | Download To be verified |
| 81 | Diffusion: Introduction | Download To be verified |
| 82 | Fick’s first law | Download To be verified |
| 83 | Fick’s second law | Download To be verified |
| 84 | Error function solution of Fick’s second law | Download To be verified |
| 85 | Atomic mechanisms of diffusion | Download To be verified |
| 86 | Substitutional diffusion revisited | Download To be verified |
| 87 | Diffusion paths | Download To be verified |
| 88 | Steady and unsteady state diffusion | Download To be verified |
| 89 | Phase Transformation | Download To be verified |
| 90 | Nucleation | Download To be verified |
| 91 | Nucleation and capillary rise | Download To be verified |
| 92 | Nucleation, growth and overall transformation | Download To be verified |
| 93 | Time-temperature-transformation (TTT) diagram | Download To be verified |
| 94 | Homogeneus and heterogeneous nucleation | Download To be verified |
| 95 | Heat treatment of steels | Download To be verified |
| 96 | TTT diagram of Eutectoid Steels | Download To be verified |
| 97 | Quenching and martensite | Download To be verified |
| 98 | Austempering and bainite | Download To be verified |
| 99 | Tempering | Download To be verified |
| 100 | Residual stresses and Quench cracks | Download To be verified |
| 101 | Marquenching and martempering | Download To be verified |
| 102 | TTT diagram of hypoeutectoid and hypereutectoid steels | Download To be verified |
| 103 | TTT diagram of alloy steel | Download To be verified |
| 104 | hardenability of steels | Download To be verified |
| 105 | Glass Ceramics | Download To be verified |
| 106 | Tensile test | Download To be verified |
| 107 | Plastic deformation and crystal structure | Download To be verified |
| 108 | Shape change | Download To be verified |
| 109 | Slip | Download To be verified |
| 110 | Resolved shear stress | Download To be verified |
| 111 | CRSS | Download To be verified |
| 112 | Schmid's law | Download To be verified |
| 113 | CRSS:Theory vs experiment | Download To be verified |
| 114 | Why is experimental CRSS less than theoretical CRSS | Download To be verified |
| 115 | Strengthening mechaniksms | Download To be verified |
| 116 | Dislocation density | Download To be verified |
| 117 | Frank-Read source | Download To be verified |
| 118 | strain hardening | Download To be verified |
| 119 | Dislocation interaction leading to strain hardening I | Download To be verified |
| 120 | Dislocation interaction leading to strain hardening II | Download To be verified |
| 121 | Solid solution hardening | Download To be verified |
| 122 | Grain size hardening | Download To be verified |
| 123 | Age hardening I | Download To be verified |
| 124 | Age hardening II | Download To be verified |
| 125 | Metastable precipitates | Download To be verified |
| 126 | Annealing of cold-worked metals | Download To be verified |
| 127 | Recovery | Download To be verified |
| 128 | Recrystallization | Download To be verified |
| 129 | Grain Growth | Download To be verified |
| 130 | True stress and true strain | Download To be verified |
| 131 | Creep | Download To be verified |
| 132 | Effect of stress and temperature on creep | Download To be verified |
| 133 | Creep Mechanisms | Download To be verified |
| 134 | Composites | Download To be verified |
| 135 | Isostrain modulus | Download To be verified |
| 136 | Isostress modulus | Download To be verified |
| 137 | Fracture | Download To be verified |
| 138 | Ductile and Brittle Fracture | Download To be verified |
| 139 | Role of crack size | Download To be verified |
| 140 | Griffith's Criterion | Download To be verified |
| 141 | Stress Concentration | Download To be verified |
| 142 | Ductile to brittle transition | Download To be verified |
| 143 | Enhancing fracture resistance | Download To be verified |
| 144 | Toughening of glass: Tempering | Download To be verified |
| 145 | Toughening of glass: Ion-Exchange | Download To be verified |
| 146 | Fatigue | Download To be verified |
| 147 | Sub-Critical crack growth | Download To be verified |
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