Exam 3 Flashcards

1
Q

Which material would you expect to have the highest % elongation to failure?

A

Elastomer

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2
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Properties of composites depend upon

A

The constituent phases, relative amounts of each phase, geometry of the dispersed phase

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3
Q

Which of the following is greater for polymers than for metals?

A

%EL

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4
Q

If a ceramic material is denoted as an AX structure, what meaning does this have?

A

AX specifies the stoichiometry

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5
Q

A semicrystalline polymer will exhibit____

A

glass transition temp, a melting temp, and amorphous regions

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6
Q

A possible structure for an ionic ceramic can be determined from

A

charge neutrality and radius ratio

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7
Q

For a ceramic fiber-strengthened polymer matrix composite with a fixed volume fraction (Vf), which combination of fiber type and applied stress direction would result in the highest elastic modulus?

A

Continuous, longitudinal force

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8
Q

Which of the following are not a characteristic of a thermoplastic polymer?

A

Network or crosslinked structure

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8
Q

Frenkel defect involves what?

A

Cation interstitial, cation vacancy

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9
Q

Schottky defect involves what?

A

One cation and anion vacancy

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10
Q

Composites can be classified as what?

A

Fiber-reinforced, particle-reinforced, and structural

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11
Q

Compared to ceramic materials, ceramic-matrix composites have better

A

Fracture toughness

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12
Q

What defects can occur in an ionic ceramic?

A

substitutional impurity cation, substitutional anion, a single missing positive ion and an interstitial positive ion.

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13
Q

Si coordination in silicate materials would best be described as

A

tetrahedral

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14
Q

Tempered glass resists fracture because

A

the material contains residual stresses

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15
Q

In a covalently-bonded ceramic material, such as SiC, what effect is most likely to determine the structure?

A

Bond hybridization

16
Q

Forming cross-links between amorphous polymer chains causes what effect for the elastic modulus

A

a decrease

17
Q

Elastomers have

A

moderate amount of crosslinking between chains, very low modulus of elasticity, high recoverable elastic strains

18
Q

A semi-crystalline polymer will exhibit a

A

glass transition temp, melting temp, supercooled liquid of amorphous regions

19
Q

Which kind of bond is responsible for the flexibility of polymer chains

A

C-C

20
Q

The deformation behavior of a thermoplastic becomes increasingly brittle as

A

temperature decreases

21
Q

The purpose of the matrix phase is to

A

transfer stress to other phases

22
Q

As the temperature is decreased below that for a phase transition, the

A

rate of nucleation increases, critical cluster radius decreases, free energy barrier for nucleation decreases

23
Q

Which of the following eutectoid microstructures is the most ductile?

A

spheroidite

24
Q

TTT diagrams are useful for which purpose?

A

determining how quickly to cool a material to obtain a desired microstructure