review for exam Flashcards
Explain the equilibrium point in an Energy vs Interatomic Distance curve.
At equilibrium point (Uo, ro), the energy is lowest and therefore most stable
what happens at r other than ro for bond length?
force is attractive when r >ro
force is repulsive when r<ro
What increases when bond energy increases?
melting point
In the one-component phase diagram lab for cyclohexane, a plot of _________ versus ________
yielded a straight line whose slope was equal to △H/R, where △H is the heat of vaporization and R is the gas
constant. P and T are the pressure and temperature for the two co-existing equilibrium phases, respectively.
lnP, 1/T
Typically, one would expect to observe a “cup-and-cone” fracture surface (as shown) upon
failure of which of the following samples at room temperature?
ductile steel
Which of the following metal(s) could be used as a sacrificial anode in protecting an
underground steel (Fe-C) pipe from corroding?
Zinc and Magnesium
The glass transition temperature of a semi-crystalline polymer will
Increase with addition of rigid, bulky side groups
Decreasing the average grain size from 1 mm to 0.1 mm in a metal increases which of the
following?
Yield Strength
In a FCC metal crystal, edge dislocations are likely to glide most easily in which of the
following directions?
[110]
Edge dislocations glide most easily in which directions?
close packed planes/ directions
Which of the following statements is true
?
(A) Diffusivity along grain boundaries is higher than within grains.
(B) Substitutional diffusion is slower than interstitial diffusion.
(C)Diffusivity increases linearly with temperature.
(D)A characteristic diffusion length is proportional to the square root of time.
C
Ni has a lower electrical conductivity than Cu. Which do you expect to be the result of adding 1
atomic% Cu to Ni?
Higher YS and lower electrical conductivity
A composite formed by introducing aligned metal nanowires into an insulating polymer matrix would likely have ___ stiffness and ___ electrical conductivity than the polymer.
Higher, higher
what will an electron energy band diagram is correct for extrinsic semiconductors.
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line higher on n side
Young’s modulus of a typical polymer will
(A) Not change with increasing temperature
(B) Increase with increasing crosslink density
(C) Decrease with increasing molecular weight
(D) All of the above
Increase with increasing crosslink density