New Materials Flashcards

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Structure and properties of kevlar

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woven for strength, interlocked structure. Nylon. high tensile strength, very hardwearing and good tear resistance and cut

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Structure and properties of Gore-tex

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thin membrane sandwiched between inner and outer material. waterproof and breathable

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properties of conductive threads/ fabrics

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electrical currents can pass through.

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Structure and properties of microencapsulation

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process traps liquid or solid substance within fibres of materials eg, scented fabric

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Properties of Nomex

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fire and heat resistant properties. reduce combustion when exposed to naked flame.

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GRP properties

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corrosion, chemical resistant, good strength to weight ratio. labour intensive, cheaper than CRP.
boats, kayaks, helmets.

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CRP properties

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lightweight, high strength to weight ratio, good tensile strength, waterproof and chemical resistant, expensive
sports cars

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Properties and use of graphene

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highly conductive, flexible, stretchable, strong and light
- medical, electronic, energy industries

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Properties and use of metal foams

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UV light, high porosity, low thermal conductivity, high compression strengths
- car crumple zone/ bumper

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Properties and use of titanium

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high strength to weight ratio, hypoallergenic, anti corrosive, easily formed and welded
-jewelry, aircraft

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Properties and use of coated metals

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chemical and impact resistance, increased abrasion
-Teflon, fabric shears

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Properties and use of LCD

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thin, compact, crisp sharp image, bright colour, low power consumption
-watches, microwaves, flat screen tv

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Properties and use of nanomaterials

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carbon nanotubes, fullerenes, quantum dots
-films, electronics

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What litmus paper does and examples

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Ph levels detected.
Diff colour depending on ph
Eg. Pool water testing or skincare product testing.

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What Photochromic pigment does and examples

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Change in colour in response to uv light exposure.
Eg. Colour changing sun glasses

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Thermochromic pigments

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Colour change in response to change in temperature.
Fever scan strips, children’s cutlery

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QTC

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Insulator but conductor when pressure is applied.
Touch screen tech

18
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Shape memory alloy

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Bent/deformed when heated or passed through electrical current and return to og shape