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The production of a magnetic field when strain is applied or a change in dimension when a magnetic field is applied to what material ?

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When atoms in materials move away from their nearest neighbours by sliding and making bonds with other atoms - this is known as?

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The number of a product that is made can have more influence on the cost than the design on the type of material used.

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Manufacturing is concerned mainly with shape changing

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Melting of a material and control of its shape while it solidifies is referred to as:

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Some examples of intrinsic semiconductors are:

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One big advantage of Thermoplastic polymers is that they can be remelted and recycled, while thermosetting polymers cannot.

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The atoms of the same element that have a different number of neutrons in their nucleus and therefore a different atomic mass are called :

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Metals. Ceramics. Semi-conductors. Polymers - form part of what materials ?

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Ionic materials are characteristically hard and brittle and melt at high temperatures.

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Iron. Chrome. Tungsten. Titanium - have which structure?

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Ionic bonding is directional and covalent bonding is non-directional.

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Lack of grain boundaries and crystallographic structure renders metallic glasses extremely strong.

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Polymers (often called plastics) are substances composed of long-chain repeating molecules. Bands between the atoms in the chain are strong. Where the bond is much weaker the following polymers are created.

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Some metallic alloys, when cooled very rapidly, do not have time to crystallise and form amorphous structures, these structures are called :

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Ionic bonding is directional and covalent bonding is non-directional.

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Material properties are not dependent on the composition and the conditions of a particular casting process but on the conditions of the material prior to melting.

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Materials cannot be made transparent - unless the metal is thinner than the wavelengths of visible light.

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Properties and performance of engineering materials depend mainly on?

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Materials that can have more than one structure are called:

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The main advantage of shape memory alloys is that they function without any input of external energy (except changes in temperature and pressure)

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The most common composites used today in engineering consist of high strength crack sensitive materials such as:

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Nano-materials are available in:

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The elastic modules of materials - ????? as temperature increase.

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Materials that do not crystallize are called :

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