(materials) Pertaining to a material composed of aggregates of individual crystals. Characterized by variously oriented crystals.
polycrystalline
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The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
composed of aggregates of crystals
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 | polycrystal (materials) |
| crystalline fracture (metallurgy) |
| grain boundary (solid-state physics) |
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