Subpart 4-5 Direction: Identify the type of advanced materials process used in the following items.Choose your answer from the words inside the box.GlazingFormingSteam ActivationMixingPurificationBatching1. Dry powders, plastic bodies, pastes, or slurries are consolidated and moldedto produce a cohesive body of the desired shape and size.2. Separating undesirable materials3. Is relatively easy in the liquid state but slow and difficult in the solid state, sothat most alloys are made by melting the base metal-for instance, iron,aluminum, or copper-and then adding the alloying agents.4. Carbon activated by steam generally has a fine pore structure, ideal foradsorbing both liquid phase and vapor phase compounds.5. This is often applied to dried or bisque-fired ceramic ware prior to sintering.

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4. Carbon activated by steam generally has a fine pore structure, ideal for adsorbing both liquid phase and vapor phase compounds. 5. This is often applied to dried or bisque-fired ceramic ware prior to sintering.

4. Carbon activated by steam generally has a fine pore structure, ideal for adsorbing both liquid phase and vapor phase compounds. 5. This is often applied to dried or bisque-fired ceramic ware prior to sintering.

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Direction: Identify the type of advanced materials process used in the following items.
Choose your answer from the words inside the box.
Glazing
Forming
Steam Activation
Mixing
Purification
Batching
1. Dry powders, plastic bodies, pastes, or slurries are consolidated and molded
to produce a cohesive body of the desired shape and size.
2. Separating undesirable materials
3. Is relatively easy in the liquid state but slow and difficult in the solid state, so
that most alloys are made by melting the base metal-for instance, iron,
aluminum, or copper-and then adding the alloying agents.
4. Carbon activated by steam generally has a fine pore structure, ideal for
adsorbing both liquid phase and vapor phase compounds.
5. This is often applied to dried or bisque-fired ceramic ware prior to sintering.

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