Foreign atoms lowers the recrystallization rates.

Foreign atoms lowers the recrystallization rates. Correct Answer True

When a foreign atom migrates to a grain boundary, both its elastic field, as well as that of the boundary, are lowered. In recrystallization, grain-boundary motion occurs as the nuclei form and grow. The presence of foreign atoms in atmospheres associated with these boundaries strongly retards their motion and therefore lowers the recrystallization rates.

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