Properties Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Compressive strength?

A

The ability to withstands being crushed or shortened by pushing forces

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Tensile strength?

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The ability to resist stretching or pulling forces

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Hardness?

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The ability to withstands abrasive wear such as scratching, surface indentation or cutting

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4
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Toughness?

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The ability to absorb impact force without fracture

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Bending strength?

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The ability to resist forces that may bend the material

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Shear strength

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The ability to resist sliding forces on a parallel plane

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Torsional strength?

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The ability to withstands twisting forces from applied torque or torsion

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Plasticity?

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The ability to be permanently deformed and retained deformed shape

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Ductility

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The ability to be drawn out under tension, reducing the cross-sectional area without cracking

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Malleability

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The ability to withstands being crushed deformation by compression without cracking

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Elasticity?

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The ability to be deformed and then return to original shape when force is removed

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Electrical conductor?

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Allows the flow of electrical current through the material

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Electrical insulator?

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Does not allow the flow of electricity through the material

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Thermal conductor?

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Allows the transfer of heat energy through the material. A material with high thermal conductivity allows the transfer of heat to occur quickly across the material

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Thermal insulator?

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Prevents the transfer of heat through the material

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Thermal expansion?

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The increase in material volume in response to a heat input

17
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Opaque?

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prevents light from travelling through

18
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Translucent?

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Allows then light through but diffuses the light so that objects appear blurred. Frosted glass is an example of a translucent material

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Transparent?

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Allows light to pass through easily which means you can see clearly through the material

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Density?

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The mass of the material in a standard volume space

21
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Magnetism

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the natural force between objects that cause the material to attract iron or steels

22
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Fusibility?

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the ability of the material to be fused or converted from a solid to a liquid or a molten state, usually by heat. Good fusibility is an essential property for a metal being cast

23
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Corrosion

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The ability of the material to resist environmental attack and decay

24
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Name physical properties

A

Conductivity
Insulation
Thermal expansion
Opaque
Transparent
Translucent
Density
Fusibility

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Name mechanical properties
Compressive strength Tensile strength Hardness Toughness Ductility Malleability Elasticity
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Chemical resistance
The ability to avoid being degraded by detergents