Biomaterials Lecture 1 Flashcards
♣ Types of materials
- Metals
- Ceramics (M+X compostion)
- Polymers (long chains usually organic)
- Composites (physical mixtures)
• Structure of materials
- Arrangement (crystallinity)
- Bonding (type of charater)
- Compostion
- Defects
• Properties of materials:
- Physical (structure and bonding)
- Mechanical (deformation characteristics)
- Chemcial (reactivity)
- Biological (biocompatibility)
•What is the bond energies effect on melting T, CTE, and elastic modulus?
• > bond energy higher melting temp lower CTE and higher elastic modulus
• What does the difference in electronegativity have to be for ionic?
• >1.7
• What contributes to secondary bonding?
• Dipoles, hydrogen, chelation bonding
• What are the characteristics of a crystalline structure and what does it depend on?
• Lowest energy state, depends on time, temperature and symmetry
• What is the definition of crystalline defects?
• Imperfections in repetition of crystalline arrangements
♣ Point defects?
• Vacancies, Substitutional Defects, Self-interstitial defects(misplaced), interstitial defects (between atoms)
♣ Line defects?
• Edge dislocations, screw dislocations, mixed dislocations
♣ Area defects
• Stacking faults, low angle boundaries, high angle boundries
♣ Volume defects
• Voids, pores(small), holes, pits, crazes, cracks