kidekkyydestä
Kidekkyydestä, often translated as "crystallinity," refers to the degree to which a material is composed of crystalline regions. In crystalline materials, atoms or molecules are arranged in a highly ordered, repeating three-dimensional pattern known as a crystal lattice. This ordered structure gives crystalline materials distinct physical properties compared to amorphous materials, which lack such long-range order.
The extent of crystallinity in a material can vary. Some materials are nearly perfectly crystalline, meaning
Many common materials exhibit crystallinity, including metals, salts, minerals, and some polymers. The formation and degree