STUDY OF THE FORMATION OF MICROCRACKS AND THE POSSIBILITY OF DESTRUCTION OF MINERALS AFTER ULTRASONIC TREATMENT

Abstract

In the realms of scientific and practical studies, minerals exhibit a wide range of applications and various reactions. Understanding their characteristics and developmental processes, as well as identifying harmful elements within them and how to assess them using ultrasonic techniques, constitute crucial issues in the scientific field.  Ultrasonic methods play a significant role in implementing various procedures on minerals. These methods influence the molecular structure of mineral materials and can alter their specific properties. In this context, the study of microcrack formation on minerals and the potential for their destruction is of paramount importance. Investigating the formation of microcracks on minerals through ultrasonic methods provides invaluable insights into theoretical and practical concepts of mineral development. These features contribute extensively to the demonstration of technical experiments and laboratory conditions in the exploration of mineral characteristics.