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Materials Science And Engineering Prope...1st EditionCharles Gilmore Publisher: Cengage LearningISBN: 9781111988609
Materials Science And Engineering Prope...
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Chapter 1 - IntroductionChapter 2 - Atoms, Chemical Bonding, Material Structure, And Physical PropertiesChapter 3 - The Structure Of Real MaterialsChapter 4 - Temperature Effects On Atom Arrangements And Atom MotionChapter 5 - Phase Transformations And Phase DiagramsChapter 6 - Introduction To Mechanical PropertiesChapter 7 - Making Strong MaterialsChapter 8 - Engineering MaterialsChapter 9 - Time, Temperature, And Mechanical PropertiesChapter 10 - Oxidation, Degradation, Corrosion, Electroprocessing, Batteries, And Fuel Cells
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MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING PROPERTIES is primarily aimed at mechanical and aerospace engineering students, building on actual science fundamentals before building them into engineering applications. Even though the book focuses on mechanical properties of materials, it also includes a chapter on materials selection, making it extremely useful to civil engineers as well.
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Introduction: A particle or an atom existing in the universe as a smallest unit is called as an...The set of values which describes the electron state including the orientation of an electron, its...In the crystal of iron, when an iron atom is substituted by nickel atom then the structure is known...Introduction: The capacity to do work is defined as energy. Energy can be defined as the...When material changes its phase from liquid to solid or from solid to liquid it is termed as phase...Consider a specimen having a cross-sectional area as A and a tensile force with magnitude F acts...Plastic strain is the strain obtained in material when the material is stretched beyond its elastic...Introduction: Plain carbon or low alloy are the main materials that are used for building...Elastic modulus can be defined as the ratio of applied stress to the obtained strain in the body up...
Metals gets oxidized when they reacts with oxygen under ambient conditions. In ambient air there is...When stress is applied to the specimen it deforms and changes its shape. The ratio of change in...The composite material is a combination of two or more materials together to reinforce the...The processs of recrystallization happen during the hot working metals. It undergoes plastic...The value of a product is the measure of determining the extent up to which the product adheres to...The wavelength of the X- rays are lies in between 0.1nm to 1nm. The electromagnetic radiation having...
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