Ch 1 and 2 Flashcards

1
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Composition

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Chemical makeup of a material

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2
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Structure

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Arrangements of atoms at different levels of detail

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3
Q

Synthesis

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How materials are made

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4
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Processing

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How materials are shaped

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5
Q

Stress

A

Force/Area

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6
Q

Strain

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Change in length/original length

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7
Q

Crystalline

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Atoms arranged in a periodic fashion

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8
Q

Amorphous

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Atom arrangement that does not have long-range order

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9
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Single crystals

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Crystalline materials consisting of a single crystal

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10
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Polycrystalline

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Crystalline materials consisting of many grains or crystals

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11
Q

Atomic structure

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0.1 nm, diamond-coated cutting tools, C-C covalent bonds are strong, hard, and wear resistant

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12
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Short-range order

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0.1 to 1 nm, silica optical fibers, amorphous (only short-range order)

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13
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Long-range order

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10 nm to 1 cm

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14
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Nanostructure

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1-100 nm

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15
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Microstructure

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0.1-100 micrometers

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16
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Macrostructure

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Greater than 100 micrometers, thick coatings for aesthetics and corrosion resistance

17
Q

Atomic number

A

Number of protons

18
Q

Atomic mass

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Total mass of the number of protons and neutrons in the atom (the stuff in the middle)

19
Q

Three types of primary bonds

A

Metallic, covalent, and ionic

20
Q

Secondary bonding

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van der Waals bonds, when within one atom you have positive and negative charges, so it “distort” the material and creates a secondary bond with surrounding neutral materials

21
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Covalent bonds re electrons

A

Sharing of electrons

22
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Ionic bonds re electrons

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Transfer of electrons

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