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can cause transgranular fractures in some materials by weakening the material at a microscopic level.
* Surface conditions: The surface condition of a material, including the presence of scratches, cracks, or other defects, can also affect the occurrence and path of transgranular fracture.
* Loading conditions: High-stress concentrations, rapid loading rates, and cyclic loading can all increase the likelihood of transgranular fractures. The direction of the applied stress can also influence the orientation and path of the crack propagation.

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