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recrystallization

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recrystallization,
n the return of a wrought metal to crystalline form because of excessive cold working or excessive application of heat.

recrystallization
in cryosurgery, the conversion of small crystals, produced during the freezing process, to larger ones which are more damaging to cells. Occurs during a slow rewarming phase.


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