6Ceramics Flashcards

1
Q

What materials are used as pigments in ceramics?

A

Metallic Oxides

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2
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What are the two phases of feldspathic dental porcelain after manufacture? Which phase has the high thermal expansion, contributes to strength, and 10-20% controls the CTE of the porcelain?

A
  1. Vitreous (glass) and 2.Crystalline (mineral/leucite)….2.Crystalline has the high thermal expansion, contributes to strength, and 10-20% controls the CTE of the porcelain
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3
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_______ is the heating of porcelain under a vacuum. The porcelain particles join together by flow on contact as a result of ________. The first firing is the _________.

A

SINTERING!…Surface Energy….Biscuit Bake

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4
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What is the most susceptible portion of a PFM to fracture?

A

The porcelain and metal junction

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5
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Fractures at the metal-metal oxide layer are commonly observed with poor ______.

A

Bonding

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6
Q

Fracture through the _____ layer – base metals commonly fx here if layer is too thick.

A

oxide

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7
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Proper bonding – highest strength ceramic-metal specimens fracture in the _______.

A

porcelain

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8
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Which is Greater? Metal CTE OR Porcelain CTE?

A

Metal Coefficient of Thermal Expansion > Porcelain

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9
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CTE of ceramic and metal must be compatible – metal slightly higher than ceramic to put ceramic in _______ where it is stronger.

A

compression

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