koostalitlus
Koostalitlus is the formation of a material that consists of two or more distinct chemical phases that are intimately mixed and share boundaries, creating a coherent or semi-coherent texture. The term is used in geology, mineralogy and materials science to describe intergrowths where phases are closely connected rather than simply juxtaposed.
In geology, koostalitlus can arise during crystallization from a multicomponent melt, producing eutectic or two-phase intergrowth
In materials science and metallurgy, the concept describes alloys or ceramic composites in which different phases
Analytical approaches to identify and characterize koostalitlus include optical petrography, scanning electron microscopy with energy-dispersive X-ray