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If a program successfully calls the ALLOC function twice, it will often own two adjacent memory blocks. If it then calls DEALLOC on each block, there will be two adjacent free memory blocks. When allocating memory again, these free blocks somehow need to be coalesced so that the free memory wouldn’t become endlessly fragmented.
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Conditions in space are ideal for making semiconductors, which have the atoms they're made of arranged in a highly ordered 3D structure.
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