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Materials Flashcards

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Strength

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Ability for a product to withstand force without breaking or deforming

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Toughness

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Ability to withstand sudden impacts without fracturing

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Hardness

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Ability to resist scratching abrasion or wear

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Stiffness

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Ability for a product to resist deformation with applied force

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Thermoplastic

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Can be heated and cooled repeatedly without compromising the properties of the material. Any waste can be recycled

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Thermoset

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Like an egg it can be heated or reshaped, however is stronger and more heat resistant

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Additives

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Mixed with plastic to make it last longer be cleaner, safer more colourful e.g.

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Epoxy Resin (ER)

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Thermoset. Low Shrinkage, Strong and excellent adhesive qualities. Normally used for bonding application and surface coatings.

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Melamine Formeldahyde (MF)

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Thermoset. Tasteless, waterproof, ouderless, scratch resistant and an electrical insulator. Normally used on worktops, buttons and clothing.

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Polyester Resin (PR)

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Thermoset. Can be flexible formed without pressure or heat, hard and an electrical insulator. Normally used on car body parts.

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Urea Formeldahyde (UF)

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Thermoset. Electrical Insulator, good adhesive properties, hard and stiff. Normally used in electrical fittings

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Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)

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Thermoplastic. Chemical Resistant, strong and high surface finish

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Cellulose Acetate

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Thermoplastic. Flexible, hard, light and transparent

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Polyamide (PA) Nylon

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Thermoplatic. Durable, easily machined and self lubricating and tough

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Polyethylene (HDPE)

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Thermoplastic. Chemical Resistant and tough

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Polyethylene (LDPE)

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Thermoplastic. Stiff, hard and easily machined

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17
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Polypropylene (PP)

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Chemical Resistant and Light

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18
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Polystyrene (PS)

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Light stiff water resistant

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Polyvinyl Chloride (Plasticised)

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Soft, flexible and electrical insulator

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Polyvinyl Chloride (uPVC)

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Abrasive Resistant and water and weather resistant

21
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Ferrous Metal

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Contain Iron. Inexpensive, but corrosive and needs maintenance or a surface finish

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Non-Ferrous

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Resistant to corrosion as it has no steel

23
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Alloys

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Mixing two or more materials with one containing metal. Can give it better qualities

24
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Cast Iron

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Corrosive, strong and self-lubricating

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Mild Steel

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Strong, Tough reasonably malleable, corrosive

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High Carbon Steel

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Malleable, corrosive

27
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Stainless Steel

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Tough, ductile and corrosion resistant

28
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Tin

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Soft, ductile and corrosion resistant

29
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Lead

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Heavy, malleable, soft and corrosion resistant

30
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Aluminium

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Soft, good strength to weight ratio, light and high resistance to corrosion

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Copper

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Good heat/ electrical condictor, high resistance to corrosion.

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Brass

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Good heat/ electrical condictor, high resistance to corrosion and harder than copper

33
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Bronze

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Resistant to corrosion

34
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Zinc

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Soft, maluable and high resistance to corrosion

35
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Hardwood

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Deciduous trees, slow-growing take more maintenance

36
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Softwood

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Grow faster, cheaper and less maintenance

37
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Manufactured Board

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Man Made, normally made from waste products, availability in large sheets and ease of manufacture

38
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Oak

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Hardwood, Strong, Durable, Hard, Tough and will stain steel

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Mahogany

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Hardwood, Strong, Easy to Work and Durable

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Beech

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Hardwood, Strong, tougher than oak, straight-grained

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Scots Pine

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Softwood, Straight grained, fairly strong and good workability

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Red Cedar

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Softwood Light, Soft, Weak and weather durable

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Spruce

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Softwood Non Durable, Straight Grained, Light and Good Elasticity

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Plywood

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Stable, Strong, and Easy to Machine

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Hardboard

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Weak, brittle, hard on one side soft on the other

46
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MDF

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Easily Machined, Moulded and Painted

47
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Chipboard

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Realtiveley weak and inexpensive

48
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Blockboard

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Stiff and Heavy

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