Other Propeties Flashcards

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What is resistance

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Indicates how difficult it is for electrons to travel through an object
Due to the scattering of electrons due to interactions with atoms and imperfections in a material

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2
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What is resistivity

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Value that is independent of the sample shape (unlike resistance)

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3
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What is conductivity

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The ability of electrons to move through a material

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4
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Influence of temp on scattering of electrons

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Kinetic energy of atoms depends on T
Resistivity increases linear with T

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5
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Influence of impurities on scattering

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Impurities act as irregularities in the lattice which scatters electrons

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6
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What are the 3 types of magnetism

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Diamagnetism
Paramagnetism
Ferromagnetism

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7
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What is diamagnetism

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  • normally no dipoles
  • during dipoles are opposite to magnetic field
  • after no dipoles
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What is paramagnetism

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  • before, random dipoles
  • during, dipoles are aligned with the magnetic field
  • after, back to random dipoles
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9
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What is ferromagnetism

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  • before, random dipoles
  • during, dipoles aligned with the magnetic field
  • after, domains stay aligned
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10
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Draw and label a hysteresis loop

A

Check it

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11
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What is heat capacity

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The amount of heat energy a material needs to absorb to increase temp by one degree

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12
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2 ways of energy absorption

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  • main way, increasing the amount of atomic vibrations
  • minor way, increasing the vibrations of any free electrons
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13
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What is thermal conductivity

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Transfer of thermal energy from a hot body to a cold body

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14
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What does heat flux depend on (rate of heat transfer)

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Thermal gradient
Thermal conductivity of material

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15
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How is heat transferred

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  • main way, electron vibrations
  • minor way, atomic vibrations
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16
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What is thermal expansion

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Most solid materials expand when heated and contract when cooled
The expansion is due to increasing atomic distances

17
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What is thermal shock

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The brittle fracture of a material die to thermal stresses
Thermal stresses r a result of thermal expansion and thermal gradients

18
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What is thermal gradient

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If parts of the object are at different temps then they will expand by different amounts
This will create a stress