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Materials Science and Engineering - Imperfections in the atomic arrangements

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What are the 3 types of defects?   show
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Based on bond strength alone, most materials SHOULD be much ____(stronger/weaker) than they are.   show
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show False  
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What is the difference between impurities and dopants?   show
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A ___ is produced when an atom is missing.   show
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Vacancies are introduced into metals and alloys during ___ at ___ temperatures or as a consequence of radiation damage.   show
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Concentration of vacancies ___(increases/decreases) exponentially as temperature is increased.   show
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show n_v = ne^(-Q_v/RT)  
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In n_v = ne^(-Q_v/RT), n_v = ___.   show
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n_v = ne^(-Q_v/RT), n = ___.   show
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show activation energy  
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show ideal gas constant = 1.987 (cal/mol-K) or 8.31 (joules/mol-K)  
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n_v = ne^(-Q_v/RT), T = ___.   show
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show dislocation  
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show edge, screw, mixed  
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show make a dislocation move (slip)  
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An edge dislocation is ___.   show
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show Burgers  
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For edge dislocations, Burgers vector is ___ to the dislocation line.   show
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show shear  
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show it creates an edge on the surface  
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A screw dislocation is a ___.   show
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show parallel  
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When a dislocation moves it is called ___.   show
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show close packed planes, close packed  
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show slip systems  
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show FCC  
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show BCC  
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show HCP  
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T or F? The more ductile a material, the less strength and vice versa.   show
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T or F? Dislocations weaken a material.   show
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Frank Read Source says that applying force to a material ___(increases/decreases) the number of dislocations.   show
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show False  
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Name the types of point defects.   show
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show Frenkel, Schottky  
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Frenkel defects are ___.   show
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Schottky defects are ___.   show
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With Schottky defects, the overall charge ___.   show
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show Frenkel and Schottky  
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show False  
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show decreased  
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show yield strength, σ_y = σ_0 + K/√d  
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show a constant for the metal  
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For the Hall-Petch equation σ_y = σ_0 + K/√d, K = ___.   show
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For the Hall-Petch equation σ_y = σ_0 + K/√d, d = ___.   show
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show N = 2^n-1  
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N = the number of grains per ___ at a magnification of ___.   show
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show glass  
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Amorphous metals are also called ___.   show
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T or F? There are no slip planes in glass.   show
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Amorphous metals are made by ___ which makes it hard for metals to crystalize.   show
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The brand name for liquid metal is called ___.   show
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