mG-1 Flashcards
Which material has the highest density? What is the value?
Platinum, 20 g/cm^3
Which materials are insulators?
Polymers & ceramics
Which materials do well with cracks?
Metals
Provide the two classes of bonds with qualitative energies.
Primary 100,000kJ/mol , secondary 10,000kJ/mol
Provide the specific bonds of the two classes.
Primary - ionic, covalent, metallic
Secondary - Hydrogen bonding, dipole, van der waals
Which bonds are non-directional?
ionic & metallic
Which bonds are directional?
covalent & secondary
What is the MSE motto?
Processing, Structure, Properties, Performance
What is steel’s young’s modulus (stiffness)?
about 200 GPa
What are the types of properties in MSE?
mechanical, electrical, thermal, magnetic, optical, deteriorative
What does a deeper trough correspond with on the EvR graph?
higher melting point
What does a larger well width correspond with on the EvR graph?
larger coefficient of thermal expansion
What does the peak of the graph on the FvR correspond with?
ultimate strength
What does the slope of the FvR graph correspond with?
young’s modulus (stiffness)
What is the APF for Simple Cubic?
52%
What is the APF for Body Centered Cubic?
68%
What is the APF for Face Centered Cubic?
74%
What is the APF for Hexagonal Close-Packed?
74%
How many atoms (n) in the Simple Cubic?
1
How many atoms (n) in the Body Centered Cubic?
2
How many atoms (n) in the Face Centered Cubic?
4
How many atoms (n) in the Hexagonal Close-Packed?
6
Side length of SC?
2r
Side length of BCC?
4r/sqrt(3)
Side length of FCC?
2sqrt(2)r
Side length of HCP?
2r
CN for SC?
6
CN for BCC?
8
CN for FCC?
12
CN for HCP?
12
What is an angstrom?
10^-10 m
What is the equation for theoretical density?
p=nA/VN, n: number of atoms in cell, A: atomic weight, V: volume of cell, N: avogadro’s number, 6.022*10^23 atoms/mol
What does atomic number mean?
The number of protons in the nucleus (determines the element)
What does having a large electronegativity value mean?
tendancy to aquire electrons
Explain the electronegativity trend of the periodic table.
It goes up and to the right (except for the noble gases)
Explain metallic bonding
sea of electrons mixed into ion cores
How do ceramics bond?
ionic and covalent
How do metals bond?
metallic bonding
How do polymers bond?
covalent and secondary