Design Technology - Topic 4.1

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Mass

The amount of matter contained in a space

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Volume

The amount of 3D space a solid, gas, or liquid occupies

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Density

Relationship between mass and unit of volume

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Electrical Resistivity

A material’s ability to conduct or resist electricity

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Thermal Conductivity

Measures how fast heat moves through a material

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Thermal Expansion

The degree to which a material increases its dimensions when its heated

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Hardness

The resistance of a material to scratching or penetration

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Mechanical Properties

Properties of materials that are usually measured through some form of destructive testing

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Physical Properties

Properties of materials that can be measured through non-destructive testing

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Tensile Strength

The ability of a material to resist pulling forces

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Compressive Strength

The ability of a material to resist pushing forces

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Stiffness

The ability to resist bending by a force so that an object maintains its shape when a force is applied to it

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Toughness

The ability to deform, but resist cracking/fracturing under impact.

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Ductility

The ability to be drawn or extruded into a wire-like form

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Elasticity

The ability of a material to bend and then return to its original shape

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Plasticity

The ability of a material to be formed into a new shape

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Young’s Modulus

Measure of the stiffness of an elastic material using the ratio of stress to strain of a material as force is applied along its length.

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Stress

The tensile force applied to a given area

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Strain

The percentage of change in length when a force is applied to the initial length

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Region of Elasticity

Space on a stress-strain graph where the material would return to its original shape if the material was stretched and then released.

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Yield Point

The point on a stress-strain graph where the material will no longer return to its original shape

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Ultimate Tensile Strength (UTS)

The point at which the material can maintain a maximum load.

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Necking

A mode of tensile deformation where large amounts of strain localize disproportionately in a small region of the material

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Failure Point

The point on a stress-strain graph at which the material actually breaks

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Aesthetic Properties

Properties that are related to beauty and pleasure derived from a material

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Texture

How a material feels or looks

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Appearance

The color or pattern of a material

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Smart Materials

Reactive materials that change their properties when exposed to stimuli such as electrical charges, moisture, or temperature

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Piezoelectricity

The ability to release an electric charge when deformed

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Shape Memory Alloys

Materials that allow their bodies to return to their original shape after deforming

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Photochromacity

The ability to change color when exposed to light

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Magneto-rheostatic fluids

Fluids that undergo a change in their viscosity when a magnetic force is applied

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Electro-rheostatic fluids

Fluids that undergo a change in their viscosity when an electrical force is applied

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Thermoelectricity

Two different conductors that, when joined together, generate electricity when heat is applied.