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Engineering materials Flashcards

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What are the main types of engineering materials?

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  1. Metals and alloys
  2. Ceramics
  3. Composites
  4. Polymers
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What are metals?

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Elements that form positive ions by losing electrons during chemical reactions are called metals – electropositive entities with low ionization energies.

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Name of scientist who proposed sea of electron theory.

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Paul Drüde

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What are the factors that affect metallic bonding?

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  1. Magnitude of positive charge
  2. Number of delocalized electrons
  3. Ionic radius
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Why are metals ductile and malleable?

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Delocalized electrons allow metals to be deformed without fracturing.

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Why are metals shiny?

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Metals are shiny due to the excitation and deexcitation of delocalized electrons.

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What are alloys?

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In alloys, atoms of varying sizes are dispersed within the metallic lattice making it harder, less malleable and less ductile.

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How do impurities affect melting point?

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They decrease melting point.

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What are some metals that can be alloyed with aluminum?

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copper, manganese, silicon, magnesium,

zinc.

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What are ceremics?

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Made of metals and non-metals. May contain both covalent and ionic bonds. They can be amorphous (glass) or crystalline (other ceramics) in nature.

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What is the particle size in particulate composites?

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Particle size < 0.25 μm

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What are the main types of composites?

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Partuculate, laminated and fiberous.

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What are the three main types of properties of engineering materials?

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Physical, chemical, and mechanical.

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What are physical properties?

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Physical properties can be observed or measured without changing the composition of matter.

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What are some examples of physical properties?

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  1. Color
  2. Melting point
  3. Boiling point
  4. Density
  5. Mass
  6. Conductivity
  7. Specific gravity
  8. Fluidity
  9. Elasticity
  10. Plasticity
  11. Porosity
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What is specific gravity?

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Ratio of density of material with respect to density of reference material or substance

17
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What is fluidity?

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Fluidity is defined as the nature that concrete mixtures, under the influence of self-weight and mechanical vibration, start to flow and fill every corner of the
mold-board evenly and densely.

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What is elasticity?

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Elasticity is the ability of an object or material to resume its normal shape after being stretched or compressed – reversible deformation.

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What is plasticity?

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Quality of being easily shaped or molded - irreversible deformation.

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What is porosity?

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Porosity of materials represents quantity of voids in solid materials.

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What are mechanical properties?

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The mechanical properties of a material are those properties that involve a reaction to an
applied load.

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What are some examples of mechanical properties?

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Strength, ductility, hardness, impact resistance, fracture toughness.

23
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What is strength?

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Strength is the ability of a material to resist deformation caused by external load.

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What is ductility?

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Ductility is defined as the extent to which a material can be deformed plastically.

25
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What is hardness?

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Hardness is the ability of a material to resist indentation, penetration or scratching caused by another material.

26
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What is impact resistance?

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Energy required to break a material.

27
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What is fracture toughness?

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Material’s capacity to resist fracture when enduring a crack.

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What are chemical properties?

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Chemical properties related to changes in chemical composition of material because it interacts
with other substances.

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What are examples of chemical properties?

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  1. Chemical Composition
  2. Toxicity
  3. Flammability
  4. pH
  5. Reactivity
  6. Bonding and oxidation states
  7. Resistance to corrosion
30
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What are the main classifications of engineering materials?

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  1. Metals
  2. Polymers
  3. Ceramics
  4. Composites
  5. Hybrids
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What are composites?

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A composite material is a material in which one or more mutually insoluble materials are mixed or bonded together

CH-109 Applied Chemistry (BME-2021) (6 decks)

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