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Material Science Exam 4 Flashcards

Anna Grunkemeyer Engineering English 35 cards

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  1. 1Metal Alloy ClassificationsFerrous and Nonferrous
  2. 2Classifications of Ferrous AlloysSteels and Cast Irons
  3. 3Classifications of SteelsLow Alloy and High Alloy
  4. 4Low Alloy Carbon wt%Low carbon - <0.25 wt%
    Med carbon - 0.25-0.6 wt%
    High carbon - 0.6-1.4 wt%
  5. 5Examples of low carbon alloysPlain and HSLA (high strength low alloy)
    Automobiles, bridges
  6. 6Examples of medium carbon alloysPlain and heat treatable
    Gears, hammers
  7. 7Examples of high carbon alloysPlain and tool
    Wear application, drills
  8. 8Examples of high alloysTool and stainless
    Saws, appliances
  9. 9How to name steelsPlain Carbon Steels - 10xx
    Plain Carbon Steels (resurfurized) - 11xx
    Mn - 15xx
    Mo - 40xx
    Ni, Cr, Mo - 43xx
    Mo (0.5%) - 44xx
    xx = wt% C
    Cr (>11%) - Stainless Steel
  10. 10Cast IronsFerrous
    >2.1 wt% C (mostly 3-4.5%)
    Low melting
    Brittle
    Slow process
  11. 11What are nonferrous alloys made of?Cu, Al, Ti, Mg, Noble Metals, Refractory Metals
  12. 12Types of metal facbricationHot working, cold working, casting
  13. 13Differences between hot working and cold workingDeformation temperature
    Hot working - large deformations
    Cold working - strain hardening, small deformations
  14. 14CastingMold is filled with molten metal
    Common, not the best method
  15. 15Bond HybridizationHybrid electron orbitals form
    Possible when there is significant covalent bonding
  16. 16Factors of ceramic crystal structuresMagnitude of ion electrical charge - should be neutral
    Relative sizes of cations and anions - should be stable
  17. 17Oxide structuresOxygen anions larger than metal cations
    Close packed oxygen in lattice
    Usually FCC
    Cations fit into interstitial sites among oxygen ions
  18. 18Coordination numberIncreases as radii of cation to anion increases
    4, 6, 8 (tetrahedral, octahedral, and cubic) are most common for ceramics
  19. 19Coordination number matched up to crystal structure4 - ZnS
    6 - NaCl
    8 - CsCl
  20. 20Ratios matched up to coordination numbers2 - <0.155
    3 - 0.155-0.225
    4 - 0.225-0.414
    6 - 0.414-0.732
    8 - 0.732-1.0
  21. 21Density formuladensity=(n'(sumAc+sumAa))/(VcNa)
  22. 22Point defects in ceramicsVacancies - cations and anions
    Interstitials - cations only
  23. 23PolymerMany repeating units
    Macromolecules
  24. 24Composition of polymersMade up of H and C
    Each carbon is singly bonded to 4 other atoms
  25. 25How do polymers formAddition (chain) of condensation (step)
  26. 26Addition polymerizationInitiation, propagation, and termination
  27. 27Condensation polymerizationTaking out water
  28. 28Molecular WeightMass of a mole of chains (more chains=higher M)
  29. 29Molecular Weight DistributionMn=sumxiMi
    Mw=sumwiMi
  30. 30Molecular shape of polymersChain bending and twisting is possible
    Not necessary to break bonds to alter shape
  31. 31CopolymersTwo or more monomers polymerized together
    Random, alternating, block, or graft
  32. 32Crystallinity in PolymersCrystal structure in terms of unit cells
    Chain folded structure
  33. 33Stress Strain Behavior in PolymersFracture strength is low
    Deformation strains is higher
  34. 34Temperature and Strain Rate effect on PolymersDecreasing temperature and increasing strain rate increases modulus of elasticity and tensile strength but decreases %fraction-%yield stress
  35. 35Polymer AdditivesFillers improve toughness and decrease cost, plasticizers increases makes polymers less brittle

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