Explain the slipping of atoms and the effect on material deformation.

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Q: what is the cone of distribution, explain why stiffer materials are placed closer to the surface

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Q: What is the importance of studying engineering materials?

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Q: Define the coefficient of thermal expansion. What is the relation between the linear and the…

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Q: Explain why pure diamond is transparent and colorless.

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Q: What is the atomic packing factor? What information do you need to compute it?

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Q: Define elastic and plastic behaviors at the micro and macro levels.

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Q: Choose two physical property of minerals and explain why it is important in the Civil Engineering…

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Q: What are elastic and plastic deformations? How do they occur? What is their difference? Explain from…

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Q: State your reasons why carbon nanotubes are considered ceramics or not

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Q: Why do grains form in crystal structures?

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Q: Briefly cite the main differences between ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds.

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Q: 1. What do you consider when selecting materials for a construction project? 2. Can you draw, define…

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Q: Explain what is called an isotropic elastic medium, and how is it different from an anisotropic…

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Q: What is Plastic Strain in deformable bodies? EXPLAIN

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Q: Define defects and impurities in crystal structures. Are they favourable?

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Q: aterials show superplastic behavior or are they always brittle? E

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Q: Explain the importance of rocks and minerals in the field of Civil Engineering.

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Q: 2. Which among the following force is developed due to resistance in its state of motion? a) Viscous…

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Q: What are the classes of defects in crystal structures?

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Q: How does the different content of carbon change the characteristics of steel? Give examples of how…

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Q: Choose one physical property of minerals and explain why it is important in the civil engineering…

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Q: 1. Briefly discuss in your own words the difference between elastic and plastic behavior of…

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Q: What are the five classes of ceramic materials?

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Q: Which materials tend to exhibit elastic perfectly plastic behavior?

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Q: What are the Assembly of atoms forming the basic clay mineral sheet alumina octahedron?

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Q: What is Poisson ratio value for metal?

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Q: In your own opinion, how are minerals formed

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