What Are Beta Crystals?
Beta crystals, also known as beta-phase crystals, are a type of crystal structure formed by some materials, such as metals and polymers, when they undergo a transition from a liquid or molten state to a solid state. Beta crystals have a specific arrangement of atoms or molecules in a lattice structure, which results in unique physical and chemical properties, such as increased strength, hardness, and stiffness. Beta crystals are often used in industrial applications, such as aerospace and automotive manufacturing, due to their superior performance and durability.