Microstructures Flashcards

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1
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A regular arrangement of atoms

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Crystalline

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An irregular arrangement of atoms

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Amorphous

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3
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A mixture of Crystalline and Amorphous.

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Semi crystalline

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4
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Atoms form repetitive patterns.

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Unit cells

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5
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The application of shear stress along the length of an object causes crystal lattices to glide along each other

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Slip systems

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6
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When atoms are in continuous contact.

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Closely packed planes

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7
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Direction in unit cells along which atoms are in continuous contact.

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Closely packed direction.

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8
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48 Slip systems, Good strength and moderate ductility.

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BCC

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9
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12 Slip systems - Moderate strength and good ductility.

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FCC

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10
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3 Slip systems

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HCP

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11
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The surface that separates individual grains.

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Grain boundaries

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12
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Initial process that occurs in the formation of a crystal from a liquid, solid, gas.

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Rate of nucleation

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13
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Increase in size of grains in a material at a high temperature.

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Growth rate.

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14
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Elongation under stress over a period of time, usually at elevated temps

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Boundary sliding

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15
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A crystal where an atom is missing from one of the lattice sites

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Vacancy

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16
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When an atom is replaced with a different type of atom.

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Substitution

17
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When an atom is replaced with a different type of atom (impurity).

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Self-Interstitial

18
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Where an atom of a different type occupies an interstitial site.

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Interstitial

19
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Defects in the orderly arrangement of a metals atomic structure.

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Dislocation

20
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The atomic plane starts to move which forms an extra portion.

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Edge dislocation

21
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Typical effect that occurs by screwing out the crystal, atomic plane forms a spiral staircase.

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Screw dislocation.

22
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Movement of edge dislocation across the crystal lattice under a shear stress.

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Dislocation motion

23
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A point below the melting point of metals where size and shape can change as well as properties.

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Recrystallization temperature

24
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Particle with no charge in an atom

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Neutron

25
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A subatomic particle with a negative charge that orbits the nucleus of an atom.

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Electron

26
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A subatomic particle with a positive electric charge.

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Proton

27
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Smallest constituent of a material

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Atom

28
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Smallest constituent that can be derived from a material whilst still maintaining its identity.

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Molecule

29
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When a pair of electrons are shared by an atom form the valence shell. Atoms will bond with other atoms to gain stability.

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Covalent bonding

30
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Unequal sharing of electrons

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Polar covalent bonding

31
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Equal sharing of electrons

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Non-polar covalent bonding

32
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Type of chemical bond that generates two oppositely charged ions.

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Ionic Bonding

33
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Dependency of valence electrons which are freely drifting in the lattice. Sea of electrons

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Metallic Bonding

34
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No regular ordering of atoms

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Inert gas

35
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Short ordered arrangement

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Steam or Glass

36
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Long range order

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Metals or Solids

37
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Sub energy levels

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s (2),p (6),d (10),f (14),g(18),h(22),i(26)

38
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Columns

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Groups

39
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Rows are known as?

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Groups