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Q: A hypothetical alloy has a face-centered cubic unit cell. Its density is 10,470kg/m³, and its atomic…

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Q: What is an interstitial alloy?

A: Mixture of a metal with other element or with another metal forms alloys. These metals are mixed in…

Q: Define the term Interstitial alloys?

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Q: (ii) Alloys have similar structures to pure metals. Give a labelled diagram that shows the structure…

A: Alloys have been used extensively since many decades and are generally obtained by addition of two…

Q: Which one below is not true for mechanical properties of ceramics? The fracture strength increases…

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Q: describe the follwoing? are dislocations nessesary or bad for us? additionally define 3 types of…

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Q: Q/ Correct the under line words 1-Ferrous alloys above 6.67%ls has structure of FeC+ Cementite.

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Q: Q.A16 Which TWO of the following properties are generally HIGHER for steel when compared with…

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Q: How is the steel used for the manufacture of metal structures and pipes for the transfer of…

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Q: A common feature in high-temperature ceramic superconductors is a Cu-0 sheet that serves as a…

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Q: The questions below refer to the Fe-Fe3C phase diagram below. emperature (°C 16000 1400 1200 1000…

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Q: alloys are prepared with a view to impart some desirable properties. what are these properties?

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Q: 2. A hypothetical alloy has a tace-centered cubic unit cell. Its density is 10,470 kg/m³, and its…

A: Given Data: Density of hypothetical alloy = 10,470 kg/m3 Atomic weight = 106.8 g/mole The atomic…

Q: 4.32 Molybdenum forms a substitutional solid solu- tion with tungsten. Compute the weight percent of…

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Q: Consider the tin (Sn)- bismuth (Bi) equilibrium diagram reproduced below. An alloy containing 10wt%…

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Q: Give name of any two alloys which contains nickel.

A: Alloy:An alloy is a combination of metals or metal combined with other elements.

Q: A 50 wt% Pb-50 wt% Mg alloy is slowly cooled from 700°C (1290°F) to 400°C (750°F). (i) At what…

A: The Mg-Pb phase diagram is shown as follows:

Q: TRUE OR FALSE: Metals at the lower position in the Ellingham diagram (ex: Aluminum Magnesium and…

A: Statement : Metals at lower position in the Ellingham diagram , are not stable and easily forms…

Q: 5. Consider the phase diagram of Cu-Be shown below. At 1000°C with an overall alloy composition of 1…

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Q: 5. Consider the phase diagram of Cu-Be shown below. At 1000°C with an overall alloy composition of 1…

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Q: Write the different types of alloys?

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Q: Define What is HIGH COPPER CONTENT ALLOYS? Also, what is its properties and applications?

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Q: Which materials are likely to have the property of ductile/brittle transition termperature (DBTT)? O…

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Q: Determine if each statement is true or false: (a) Substitutionalalloys are solid solutions, but…

A: Whether each statement is true or false is to be determined:  (a) Substitutional alloys are solid…

Q: 1. Construct a vis-à-vis comparison of different alloyed materials. Cite the advantages,…

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Q: Construct a band diagram for Aluminum. Please give an explanation.

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Q: Does the conductivity increase or decrease?

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Q: Ruèstion 4 Which materials are likely to have the property of ductile/brittle transition…

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Q: ?Which statement about the term infinite dilution is correct The molar conductivity at infinite…

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Q: Consider an alloy at composition C1, just above the eutectic temperatdre. What are the phases…

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Q: Does a penny and calcite have the same hardness ?

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Q: Ahypothetical alloy has a face-centered cubic unit cell.Its density is 10,470kg/m3 and its atomic…

A: For FCC unit cell : Number of atoms in a unit cell (Z )= 4 Density, d = 10470 kg/m3 = 10.470 g/cm3…

Q: <p>Describe why bronze was one of the first alloys that humans used.

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Q: at is the composition, in weight percent, of an alloy that consists of 94.1 at% Ag and 5.9 at% Cu?…

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Q: In the iron-carbon alloy phase diagram as shown in Fig. 1, draw the microstructures with indicating…

A: In the above given phase diagram, gamma is for austenite, alpha is for ferrite, Fe3C is cementite.…

Q: Explain how does the amount of current passed through the solution affects the rate of deposition?

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Q: Q4: find the packing factor for FCC

A: FCC contains 4 atoms per unit cell. The edge of 1 unit cell = a The radius of atom = r 2a = 4rr…

Q: hypothetical alloy has a face centered cubic unil cell. Its density is 10.470 kg/m² and its atomic…

A: density = 10.470 kg/m3 atomic weight= 106.8 g/mole

Q: First Statement: High carbon steel is used to make tools such as saw blades, hammers and chisels.…

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Q: The conductivity of an electrolyte increases due to one of the followings: В. А. Increasing the…

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Q: QUESTION 2: A part of the phase diagram of X and Y elements that can be mixed isomorphically is…

A: At point A, alloy contains 35% X and 65%Y and the temperature is 1250oC.

Q: A hypothetical alloy has a face-centered cubic unit cell. Its density is 10,470 kg/m3 and its atomic…

A: The ratio of mass to the volume is known as density.

Q: Is it a good idea to coat or plate the surgical scissors with Cu-Ag alloy? Why or why not?

A: Surgical scissors are used in clinical purpose.During surgery generally scissor made of stainless…

Q: B: Define the coordination number and its value for BCC unit cell.

A: BCC: body centred Cubic unit cell.  The structure and coordination number explained below.…