Bulk Properties of Solids

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Definition of Density

Mass per unit volume that indicates how much matter is contained in a given space ( how ‘compact’ the particles are)

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What is Hookes law?

Extension is directly proportional to the force applied to an elastic material, given that the environmental conditions are kept constant

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What does spring constant measure?

the stiffness of a material (the higher the constant the stiffer the material)

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What is the limit of proportionality?

beyond hte limit of proportionality, hooks law is no longer true

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What is Elastic limit?

The maximum stress that a material can withstand without undergoing permanent deformation. Beyond this point, the material will not return to its original shape.

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How do you calculate Extension?

Extention = stretch length - original length

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What is Tensile stress?

The force exerted per unit cross-sectional area of the material (Pa)

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What is Ultimate Tensile stress?

The maximum force per cross-sectional area (tensile stress) an object can withstand before it fractures

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What is Tensile strain?

  • The extension per unit length

  • This is a deformation of a solid due to stress in the form of elongation or contraction

    (it is a dimensionless unit due to its ratio of lengths)

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Formula of Tensile stress

Tensile stress (𝜎) = F / A

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What is the formula for Tensile strain?

Tensile strain (𝜖) = ΔL / L₀

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What is the definition of Plastic?

where a material will experience a large amount of extension as the load is increased. Especially beyond the elastic limit.

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Define Brittle

Where a material will extend very little and therefore is likely to fracture

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When stretch is elastic what becomes of the workdone?

The workdone is stored as Elastic strain energy

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When stretch is plastic what becomes of the workdone?

workdone is used to move atoms apart and therefore, energy is dissipated as heat

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How do you calculate the workdone from a force extension graph

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