Materials Flashcards

1
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Define density

A

Mass per unit volume

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2
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How do you calculate density of a regular solid

A

Measure mass using a balance
Use a metre ruler to measure volume
Do density calculation

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3
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How to measure density of liquid

A

Measure mass of a container using a balance then mass of container and liquid
Difference of mass is mass of liquid
Read volume of breaker or measuring cylinder with and without object submerged in water
Difference in volume is volume of liquid
Do density calculation

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4
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How to measure density of an irregular solid

A

Measure mass using a balance
Read volume of beaker or measuring cylinder without object submerged in water
Difference in volumes is the volume of the solid
Do density calculation

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5
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State Hooke’s Law

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The extension produced by a force in a wire is directly proportional to the force applied, up to the limit of proportionality

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6
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How do you work out spring constant of two springs connected in parallel, then series

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7
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What does the area under a force extension graph represent

A

Work done in strecthing the material
(Only can calculate the area up to limit of proportionality)

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8
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Explain meaning of term plastic deformation

A

The point in which an unloaded spring no longer returns to its original length when unloaded

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9
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What is a ductile material

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A ductile material can be easily strecthed, drawn out into wires

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10
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What is a brittle material

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Brittle material cannot be permanently stretched
It will break soon after the elastic limit

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11
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What is the fracture point

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The point at which material breaks due to the force applied

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12
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What is elastic and plastic behavior

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13
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Describe properties of graph A,B and C
All graphs up to their fracture point

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14
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Describe characteristics of rubber

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15
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What does the area beneath the loading curve and unloading curve represent

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21
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What feature of a rubber chord confirms it is elastic

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Returns to its original length and has no permanent extension