Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
Q

How are metal’s atoms arranged?

A

In an orderly manner and dense

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2
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What is stiff, strong, ductile, and resistant to fracture?

A

Metals

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3
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What material(s) is /are a high electrical and thermal conductor?

A

Metals

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4
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Which material is vulnerable to corrosion damage?

A

Metals

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5
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Ceramics:

A

Are compounds between metallic and nonmetallic elements

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6
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What is stiff, strong but very brittle, high fracture

A

Ceramics

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7
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Which material(s) is/are low electrical conductors?

A

Ceramics and Polymers

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8
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Which material is resistant to high temp and harsh environments?

A

Ceramics

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9
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Polymers:

A

Are plastics and rubbers.

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10
Q

What material has a large molecular structure; chain-like?

A

Polymers

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11
Q

What material has low density, ductile, and not as stiff or strong?

A

Polymers

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12
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What material has a low resistance to environment and electrical conductivity?

A

Polymers

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13
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Composites:

A

Are two or more individual materials (i.e. Metals, ceramics, polymers).

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14
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What are composites used for?

A

They are used to enhance attributes and quality of a material.

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15
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Semiconductors:

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Have electrical conductivities intermediate between those of conductors and insulators.

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16
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Biomaterials:

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Materials that are compatible with body tissue.

17
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Smart materials

A

Materials that sense and respond to changes in their environments in predetermined manners.

18
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Nanomaterials:

A

Have structural features on the order of a nanometer, some which may be designed on the atomic/molecular level.

19
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Metals:

A

Are made of one or more metallic elements.