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Metallic Mat
Crystalline substances that tend to ionize positively in solutions.
Space Lattice
A regular three-dimensional network of a crystalline material.
Alloy
A combination of two or more metallic coats melted together at their fusion temperature to produce a solid or a compound.
Metalloid
A substance that has properties of metals but does not ionize positively in solution.
Malleability
The ability of a metal to be shaped or bent without breaking.
Ductility
The ability of a metal to be stretched into wires.
Solid Solution
A homogeneous mixture of two or more substances which forms a single solid phase.
Intermetallic Compound
A compound consisting of two or more metals that exhibits brittle behavior.
Coring
A process where a molten alloy solidifies from a primary dendrite.
Deformation
The process of altering the shape or structure of metallic materials.
Grain Growth
The increase in size of crystal grains in metals due to excessive heating.
Annealing
A heat treatment process to relieve internal stresses and improve ductility.
Hydrometallurgical Method
A method of extracting metals that involves the use of aqueous solutions.
Thermal Method
Extraction method where ores are heated to convert them into a more usable form.
Creep
The slow, time-dependent deformation of materials under a constant load.
Nucleating Agent
Substances that facilitate the formation of new crystal phases during solidification.
Phase Diagram
A graphical representation of the physical states of a material at different temperatures and compositions.
Noble Metal
A metal that is resistant to corrosion and oxidation in moist air.
Scavenger
A substance introduced to a molten material to remove impurities.
Dental Amalgam
An alloy made from the mixture of mercury and powdered metals used for dental fillings.
Solution hardening
This is the strenghing of metal by adding different atoms that interfere with dislocation motion.
Grain boundary
This is the interface between two crystals of different orientations within a polycrystalline metal or alloy
What are methods of forming and shaping
Casting, cold working, metallurgical method, electro forming method
What are the methods used in extracting metals from ores
Thermal methods
Hydro metallurgical method
Thermal electrolytic methods
What is a scavenger
It is a substance introduced into a material to Improve flow property and remove impurities e.g cobalt, stainless steel, titanium,gold etc
What is a refractory material
This is a substance that is resistant to high temperature, thermal shock and chemical corrosion. They are designed to withstand heat and maintain structural integrity in harsh conditions e g fireclay, silicone carbide,graphite , alumina, and magnesite.
What is a phase
This is defined as a body of matter that is physically distinct and mechanical distinguishable.
What is another name for 18/8 stainless steel
Type 304 stainless steel
What is weld decay
This is a form of corrosion that occurs in stainless steel at heat affected zone of a weld caused by the formation of chromium carbides.
How to avoid weld decay
Use low carbon stainless Steels
Use stabilized alloys
Use proper welding technique
Use a higher welding speed
Use of anti-scaling flux
Welding in a controlled atmosphere
What plays the role of scavenger in cobalt chromium alloy
The combination of mangase silicone and iron
What is an emulsifier
This is a substance that helps stabilize an emulsion ( a mixture of two Immiscible liquids that normally do not combine
What is an intermetallic compound this refers to a phase where two or more metals combine in a fixed stoichiometric ratio to form a distinct crystalline structure
this refers to a phase where two or more metals combine in a fixed stoichiometric ratio to form a distinct crystalline structure e.g titanium aluminide , nickel aluminide and copper zinc.