Module 5 - Structures, Properties and Uses of Matter Flashcards

1
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is a large molecule made up of repeating smaller units

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Polymer

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2
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are the foundation of biological and synthetic materials

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Monomers

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3
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Polymer is made up from

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monomers

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4
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Types of Polymers

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  1. Biomaterials
    2.Composites
  2. Silicones
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5
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are natural or synthetic materials that make up whole or part of a living structure or biomedical devices that perform, augment, or replace natural functions of a living system.

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Biomaterials

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6
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Biomaterials are used in many blood-containing devices like

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artificial heart valves, synthetic vascular grafts, drug-release system, orthopaedic implants, a wide range of invasive treatments and diagnostic system.

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7
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The most common classes of biomaterials are

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polymers,
metals
ceramics

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8
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made by combining two materials- fibers or fragments

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Composites

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9
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What are the materials that builds a Composite

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Reinforcement
Matrix

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10
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The continuous phase that holds the material together.

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Matrix

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11
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The dispersed phase that strengthens the composite cement

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Reinforcement

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12
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are heat-stables they are resistant to most chemicals and have excellent waterproofing characteristics.

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Silicones

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13
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Four classes of silicones:

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  1. Silicone fluids
  2. Silicones gels
  3. Silicone elastomers (rubbers)
  4. Silicone resins
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14
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They have unique surface properties because they have low surface tension making them useful as lubricant in polishes and paints, and for water-proofing fabrics, paper and leather.

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Silicone fluids

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15
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The ____ of silicone fluids makes them useful in suppressing the foaming of detergents in sewage disposal plants.

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anti-foaming properties

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16
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Their properties of ______ , and smooth and silky feel make silicone fluid good component of personal care products like anti perspirant and skin lotion.

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low enthalpy of vaporization

17
Q

are used for protecting electronic equipment from damage from vibration and act as electrical insulator.

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Silicones gels

18
Q

Shock absorbers in high-performance trainers and running shoes are made from pads containing

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Silicones gels

19
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are resistant to chemical attack

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Silicone elastomers

20
Q

are used in automotive industry, electrical applications, food and personal hygiene

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Silicone elastomers

21
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enhance gloss and colour retention, and resistance to corrosion, moisture, weather and heat in high-performance coatings.

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Silicone resins

22
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improve weather ability, water repellency, physical strength and release properties.

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Silicone resins