Lecture 1 Flashcards

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What is a single-crystal?

A

one crystal orientation

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What is a poly-crystal?

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crystal “grains” with different orientations

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3
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What do we focus on with poly-crystals?

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how internal arrangements affect properties

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4
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What is an amorphous?

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a solid with no crystal structure, no symmetry, no periodicity

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5
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What do you need to understand the properties of a material?

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how the material is arranged internally, how the atoms are arranged in the lattice, indicates most of the properties of the material

ex: arrangement of graphite and diamond

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6
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What are some differences between diamond and graphite?

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Diamond
1. 3D structure
2. carbons in tetrahedral
3. strong, rigid, hardest known material
4. electrical insulator
5. disperses light
6. transparent

Graphite
1. planar arangement
2. soft, lubricant
3. good heat and electrical conductor
4. absorbs light
5. grey/black

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7
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Who was the first to relate the external shape to internal order?

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Johannes Kepler

suggested the hexagonal shape of a snowflake (only 6 corners) because snowflakes are arranged in a hexagonal arrangement

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8
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What did robert hooke do?

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he suggested that the different shapes of the crystals at the microscopic level is due to the packing of spheres

observed that “packing” leads to facets that are 60 or 120 degrees (from close-packing hexagonal)

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9
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What did Hauy show (and in what year)?

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that the packing of the underlying blocks of influence the shape and angulgar relationship between crystal facets in 1984

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10
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more info on this slide

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10
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What discoveries were made in the mid 1850s

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Crooke’s tube study of “cathode rays” or a stream of electrons

  1. electrons accelerated from anode to cathode
  2. they detected it from the growing tube
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10
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What contribution did Wilhelm Conrad Rontgen have? What was his first picture of it?

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there was a new “unknown” type of radiation, X-rays

first X-ray was a picture of his wife’s hand with her ring on

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10
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What is the order of the waves and their wavelengths?

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large to small
radio, micro, infared, visable, ultraviolet, x, one more

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11
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What are X-rays?

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electromagnetic radiation with wavelength A

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