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___ Factors in a polymer can affect its __ behavior.
chemical, thermal
Semiconductors have conductivities of about ___ to ___/(ohm.m)
1E-4, 1E-6
The Wright Flyer crankcase was made of ___ with ___ and ___ alloying elements.
Al, Cu, Fe
Common polymers typically have ___ strength, ___ that of materials and ceramics.
low, <10%
Polymers typically have ___ bonds between the polymer-chains.
Van der Waals
Semiconductors can be ___ or ___ semiconductors.
intrinsic, extrinsic
Polyethylene has a sidegroup of hydrogen. Polypropylene has a sidegroup of CH3. As a result, polypropylene has a Tg that is ___ compared to that of polyethylene.
lower — LAST YR IT WAS MARKED WRONG BUT THE BOOK SAYS ITS RIGHT
Cross-polarized light reveals a ___ in each spherulite.
Maltese cross
A lightly cross-linked polymer is typically ___ a semi-crystalline polymer.
less stiff than
Kevlar fibers are made by a process of ___
wet spinning
Addition polymers include ___, ___, and ___.
vinyls, vinylidene, dienes
The process of blown-film extrusion begins with ___ of a plastic ___ that is drawn upward while still ___, and simultaneously ___ by ___ inflated into it through a ___.
extrusion, tube, molten, expanded, air, die
We can use phase diagrams and ___ graphs to predict the effects of ___ and ___ on the strength of age-hardened alloys.
strength vs. time, temperature, time
Semicrystalline polymers form ___ as they cool down from the melt.
spherulites.
Age hardened alloys can be used for bicycle ___, ___ cookware, and ___ in integrated circuit chips.
frames, metal, metal interconnects
Aging an alloy at ___ is called natural ageing.
room temperature
During precipitation hardening of Al-Cu, the hardness of the alloy ___ as the precipitates ___ beyond the ___.
decreases a bit, coarsens, optimum size
The resistance of a resistor can be calculated by the expression, R= ___, where rho is the resistivity of the material, R is the resistance, A is the cross-sectional area, and L is the length of the resistor.
rho*L/A —> none of these
During artificial ageing, ___ form ___ room temperature, but below the ___ temperature, to provide ___ strengthening
precipitates, above, solvus, precipitate
Examples of thermoplastics include ___, ___, and ___.
polyethylene, polypropylene, polystyrene
The four different types of polymer structures are ___, ___, ___, and ___.
amorphous 1-D chains, semicrystalline 1-D chains, thermoset 3-D networks, elastomer 3-D networks
In a four-roll calendar process, a was od ___ is passed through a series of ___ to ___ the thickness of the plastic to the desired ___.
plastic, rolls, reduce, gage
In the band-structure model for conductivity, the topmost band of the atoms that is filled with electrons is the ___ band.
valence
As the strain-rate (that a polymer is subjected to) increases, the glass-transition temperature ___.
increases
Phase diagrams and ___ vs ___ graphs can be used to predict the optimum ___ and ___ for the strongest age-hardened alloys.
strength, anneal-time, temperature, time
There are ___ major synthesis methods for making polymers.
none of these
Examples of amorphous polymers are ___, ___, and ___.
polystyrene, polymethylmethacrylate, polycarbonate
The glass transition temperature of Bakelite is ___ degrees C
180
Amorphous polymers are ___ and have ___ or ___ oriented chains.
glassy, unoriented, randomly
An Al-Cu alloy with a small wt% Cu, develops theta-double-prime phase regions when it is heat-treated. This phase is ___ and ___ with the alpha-phase lattice.
disordered, coherent
In the band-structure model for conductivity, there are ___ configurations for the conduction and valence bands in a given material.
4
Engineering structural polymers can be ___ or ___.
reinforced, unreinforced
Polymer molecules are typically ___ to ___ atoms long.
100s, 1000s of
In the band-structure representation of a semiconductor, at the ____ interatomic ____, there is a small ___ band gap.
equilibrium, spacing, energy
One-D linear chain polymers can be ___ or ___.
amorphous, semi-crystalline
In the leathery region of the log-modulus vs temperature curve of a polymer, the polymer is usually ___ and ___.
less stiff, has some ductility with less strength
Lithium has ___ electrons in its first shell, and ___ electron in its outermost shell, which is the ___ shell.
2, 1, second
During solution treatment, an alloy is heated ___ the ___ temperature to dissolve ___ to form a ___ single-phase structure.
above, solvus, second-phase particles, homogeneous
In a semiconductor, for an electron to conduct, it must acquire enough ___ for it to cross the forbidden energy-gap between the ___ and ___ bands.
energy, valence, conduction
Reaction injection molding is used for manufacture of ___.
car bumpers
Martensite is caused by a change in ___, not by ___ of carbon.
crystal structure, diffusion
The amount of ___ in a polymer can modify its ___ and ___ properties.
plasticizer, thermal, mechanical
In metals, ___ electrons contribute to electrical conduction.
delocalized valence
There are ___ major morphologies among polymers.
4
An elastomer customer-product is created by adding in a ___ to the elastomer, ___ ___ and then ___ the eslatomer.
crosslink agent, mixing, shaping, reacting
The four major structural categories of polymers are ___, ___, ___, and ___.
amorphous thermoplastics, semicrystalline thermoplastics, elastomers, thermosets
The Recycling category 1 (a recycle triangle with a 1 inside it) applies to ___ or ___ polymers.
PET, PETE
Addition polymers are also ___ polymers.
free radical
During injection blow molding, a parison is ___ around a ___. The ___ is then opened and the parison is transferred to a ___ mold. The ___ is inflated to conform to the ___. The mold is then opened and the ___ is removed.
injection-molded, blowing rod, injection-mold, blow, soft polymer, blow mold, blown product
Semi-crystalline polymers are ___ and ___ between Tg and Tm.
ductile, tough