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Amorphous and semi-crystalline structures are two types of solid-state microstructures found in materials, each with distinct arrangement and mobility of their molecular chains. Amorphous structures have disordered molecular chains and exhibit isotropic properties, while semi-crystalline structures have ordered regions within a disordered matrix, resulting in a mix of crystalline and amorphous characteristics that influence material properties such as strength, flexibility, and melting temperature.
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