Materials: Classification and Uses flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 53 community-made resources on Materials: Classification and Uses flashcards: quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes to revise and practise with.
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- Raw and processed materials12
- Material structure and bonding5
- Properties and testing of materials131
- Material selection and sustainability10
- Wood and wood products75
- Paper and cardboard6
- Metals and alloys142
- Plastics and polymers80
- Ceramics, glass and stone30
- Composite materials13
- Smart and advanced materials12
- Manufacturing and joining processes13
Flashcards
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40 cardsY8 Tools and materials Tools used in the Y8 Resistant Materials Project
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26 cardsA LEVEL PRODUCT DESIGN - WOODS Softwoods: Scots Pine (properties)
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6 cardsMaterials - Composites and Laminates
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40 cardsRaw materials You have to decide if the material is raw or processed
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97 cardsProduct Design HSE (Health and safety executive) 'five steps to risk assessment'
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27 cardsA LEVEL PRODUCT DESIGN - PLASTICS Thermoplastics: ABS (properties)
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58 cardsMaterials Structure What are crystalline structures?
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72 cardsFIRST EVALUATION REVIEW: MATERIALS BEHAVIOR MSE (Materials Science and Engineering)
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48 cardsREVIEW lesson 1 Involves investigating the relationship that exist between the structures and properties of materials
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23 cardsCeramics Technical Ceramics Definition
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27 cardsBLOCK 2 POLYMERS What was the material of choice for low pressure distribution mains until the 1950's? And what were the pip...
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21 cardslecture 1
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11 cardsMaterials - Metals
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7 cardsHW 0 Most of the materials we use today were developed... ...since 1900. ...before 1900. ...during the bronze ag...
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22 cardsA LEVEL PRODUCT DESIGN - METALS
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13 cardsMaterials - Plastics
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20 cardsMaterial Science Test 3 Flashcards
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7 cardsComposites Glass reinforced plastics
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5 cardsMaterials - Modern
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13 cardsMaterials Lecture 9+2 What are wind turbine blades made from?
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8 cardsProduct design: A level
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7 cardsThings I keep getting wrong Three basic fracture mechanisms (w/ brief description)
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8 cardsComposites What is Composites -Two or more materials mixed together by some kind of bonding. -The composite has improv...
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15 cardsPaper and Board What is cartridge paper suitable for?
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7 cardsMaterials Lecture 9+3 To avoid selection of the wrong classification of material (e.g. class of Aluminium), what do we need?
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8 cardsProperties of materials A set of flashcards with the 8 properties and their definitions.
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8 cards1.0. WOOD What are the functions of the outer and inner bark of a tree?
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6 cardsPolymer Processses Moulding processes for thermoplastic?
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1 cardsPolymers
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9 cardsTECH the classification of thermosoftening polymers
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8 cardsAdhesives What are adhesives?
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6 cardsHardwoods and softwoods
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4 cards2. POLYMERS What is the difference between thermoplastics and thermosets?
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19 cardsMaterials wood Unit 3, Technology 2º/3º ESO
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4 cards4. CERAMICS What are the general characteristics of ceramics?
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4 cards3. METALS What is ductility in metals?
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5 cardsHigh Performance Materials
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5 cardsComposites and their Properties What are Composites?
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61 cardsTLE reviewer (uncomplete) most common materials used in construction because of its durability, lightweight with artistic and natural...
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14 cardsModern and smart materials What are piexoelectric crysals?
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These decks let you focus on one group of materials at a time. Materials - Metals covers metals including aluminium, copper and steel. Materials - Plastics includes PET, PVC and acrylic. For wood, the A-level Product Design deck pairs softwoods with their properties and uses.
How to use the decks
Start with Hardwoods and softwoods if you want to practise distinguishing the two groups and recalling examples. For manufactured boards and composites, try Materials - Composites and Laminates, which includes plywood, carbon fibre and MDF.
Work through a deck, pause to recall each answer, then return to the cards you found difficult. If you want to see how topics connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can give you another way to check your recall. Pick a material and try a few cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Start with Hardwoods and softwoods if you want to compare the two wood groups and recall examples such as oak and pine. If you are working on plastics instead, Materials - Plastics covers a range of materials, including PET, PVC and acrylic.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores. The decks on this page were made by GoConqr users.
Who are these flashcards for?
The resources mainly suit secondary-level study. School students can use them to practise material names, properties and uses, and teachers can find decks for revision. The page also includes decks labelled for A-level Product Design, including separate sets on woods, plastics and metals.