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Crystallinity increases with increasing rate of cooling of a liquid.

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Lead-oxide glass is called “crystal glass” because:

Crystallinity increases with increasing rate of cooling of a liquid.

The ratio of the number of vacancies to a total number of lattice points for a metal near melting temperature is of the order of 10^-4. For lower temperatures, the ratio:

Crystallinity increases with increasing rate of cooling of a liquid.

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