Chaper 1 Flashcards

1
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materials science (2)

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-investigate relationships between structures and properties
-design/ develop new materials

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2
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materials engineering (2)

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-create products from existing materials
-develop materials processing techniques

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3
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Why are materials important?

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They drive advancements in society.

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4
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Processing affects (ex: cooling rate) …

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structure

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5
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Structure affects…

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hardness

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6
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Metal properties (3)

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-strong, ductile
-high thermal & electrical conductivities
-opaque, reflective

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7
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Polymers/ plastics

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compounds of non-metallic elements

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8
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Polymers/ plastics properties (3)

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-soft, ductile, low strengths, low densities
-low thermal & electrical conductivities
-opaque, translucent, or transparetn

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9
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Ceramics

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compounds of metallic & non-metallic elements (oxides, carbides, nitrides, sulfides)

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10
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Ceramics properties (3)

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-hard, brittle
-low thermal & electrical conductivities
-opaque, translucent, and transparent

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11
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Material Property Types (6)

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  1. Mechanical
  2. Electrical
  3. Thermal
  4. Optical
  5. Magnetic
  6. Deteriorative
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12
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Factors that increase electrical resistivity (3)

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-increasing temperature
-increasing impurity content
-deformation increases

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13
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Factor that increases hardness (1)

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-increasing carbon content

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14
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Thermal conductivity

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measure of a material’s ability to conduct heat

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15
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Highly porous materials are poor conductors of heat. (T or F)

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True

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16
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Ceramic Fiber properties (2)

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-significant void space
-low thermal conductivity