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Discover LudwigThe phrase "average grain diameter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials science, agriculture, or any field where the size of grains or particles is relevant.
Example: "The average grain diameter of the soil samples was measured to assess their suitability for planting crops."
Alternatives: "mean grain size" or "typical grain diameter.".
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The microstructure consists of spheroidized cementite particles in an ultrafine ferrite matrix (average grain diameter ≈1.3 μm).
Nearly fully dense bulk samples were obtained after SPS of cryomilled powders, with average grain diameter 110 nm.
The effects of average grain diameter, secondary phase volume fraction and nano-scale particle on the hardness of ceramic materials are investigated.
When curvature effects are negligible, the kinetic equations can be solved analytically to obtain the average grain diameter and the diameter distribution as a function of time.
In addition, the average grain diameter was also found to decrease from 3.315 to 0.356 μm by decreasing the thickness of the individual layers.
Transmission electron microscopy investigations revealed that cryomilling results in an average grain diameter of 26 nm and a high density of deformation twins.
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The average grain diameters of SiO2 (not including the absorbed PI) particles and the thicknesses of interfaces are about 6.8 nm and 2.6 nm respectively.
The average grain diameters can be estimated by the Scherrer formula.
Mean mean grain diameter, min minimum grain diameter, max maximum grain diameter, sd standard deviation.
To make the two sets of measurements comparable, the two datasets were independently standardized (Z-scores calculated as [ X i – Xavg]/SD, where X i is the average pollen grain diameter in a given sample, Xavg is the average of all the samples in the dataset and SD is the standard deviation of the dataset) (Figs 2, 3).
The average recrystallized grain diameter was 0.71 μm, which, after 50 h at 982 °C, had grown to an average of ∼2.31 μm.
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