Physical Properties Flashcards

1
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fundamental force between molecules and atoms

A

Electromagnetism

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2
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rank the types of bonds in order from strongest to weakest

what type of force?

A

elactrostatic INTERACTION

FORCE IS ELECTROMAGNETIC

  1. ionic
  2. covalent
  3. metallic
  4. hydrogen
  5. van der waals
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3
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CTE?

A

coefficient for thermal expansion

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4
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thermal expansion shrinkage can cause?

A

internal stress -> decreased mechanical properties

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5
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high CTE could lead to?

A

post-operative sensitivity in association with a high CTE

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6
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implication of thermal expansion of different layer of material?

A

can cause interfacial stress, leading to bonding failure

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7
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thermal diffusivity ?

A

thermal conductivity and rates of conducting heat

how easily heat will diffuse throughout the material

hot –> cold

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8
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compare metal thermal expansion to glass

A

metal has a greater coefficient of thermal expansion than glass/non metal

expansion and shrikage can cause stress and thus decreased mechanical properties

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9
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melting point

A

temperature of a crystalline material changes from a solid to a liquid

  • FIRST ORDER
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10
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Tg?

A

Glass transition point
- termperature of a amorphous material becomes rubbery

*SECOND ORDER

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11
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T/F semi - crystalline materials show both first order and second order

which is lower? occur first?

A

True - first order – melting point

second order – glass transition point

glass is always lower

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12
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definition of viscosity

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is a measure of the resistance of a fluid which is being deformed by either shear stress or tensile stress

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13
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surface properties related with bulk materials

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  1. hardness
  2. color
  3. gloss
  4. roughness
  5. ware
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14
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what is determined by surface property of a material

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1, adhesion

  1. bonding
  2. wettability
  3. surface roughness

most cell interactions to biomaterials are determined by the surface

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