Crystalline and Amorphous Solids

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Sir here if surface of glass is irregular ,then too it would have same physical properties throughout??

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Sir you gave example of wood for crystalline solid but wood is an amorphous solid.. please clear me this point sir

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4:15 why you consider *wood* in crystalline solid 🙂

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Which type of solid has more voids crystalline or amorphous?

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Please make an video on crystal lattice structures.

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crystalline solids are really anisotropic in nature?

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What is difference between particles and substance

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I've a question:. Why sugar is crystalline solid? i mean if we increase temperature it will flow like liquid

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Is h2o non conductor ??

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Sir let me clear that the melting point of crystalline solid is not in range Am I right sir?

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The concept of "true" and "pseudo" solids is misleading and obsolete. Amorphous and crystalline solids are best distinguished on the lack of long range order in amorphous state. Saying that amorphous solids are pseudo-solids would imply that they are somehow not solid. Also, it is not true that all crystalline solids are anisotropic. It depends on type of crystalline structure, and the most common example of crystalline soild, NaCl, is isotropic.

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sir wood is an example of amorphous solids.Aur sir apny crystalline k example mai issai diya hai agar mai ghalat nahi tho zara islaah karai .

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Sir I don't understand isotropic and anisotropic solids 😢😢😢😢

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What are the similarities of amorphous and crystalline?

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Well if we talk about the similarities between these two, they have fixed shape and volume at constant temperature, also at constant temperature they are incompressible and rigid too as well as they have fixed positions of constituent particles.
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Anyone pls pls pls .......tell me that in what sense 801⁰Centigrade

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centigrade is equal to celsius