Materials
Metals
Polymers
Other materials
100

These properties refer to the visible feature of a material.

Physical Properties.

100

When a metal is combined with other materials or metals the resulting product is called...

Alloy

100

What are polymers?

Chemical compunds made of long chains of molecules with specific felxibility

100

A mix of clay and sand (or other materials)

Ceramics

200

What kind of properties flammability and oxidation are?

Chemical properties

200

The alloy made of iron and carbon is called...

Steel

200
Polymers can be both natural and...

... synthetic

200

What is a composite?

The union of two or more different materials that become stronger when combined.

300

What is the opposite of electrical conductivity?

Electrical resistivity

300

This alloy is very good for welding... and also for a prize

Bronze

300

Materials that soften when they are heated so they can be moulded into shapes.

Thermoplastics

300

Make an example of Smart material

Shape memory alloy / Piezoelectric materials

400

The ability of a material to resist deformation in response to an applied force or load is called...

Stiffness.

400

Name at least three fields in which aluminium and its alloys are used.

Aerospace, building industry, packaging, transportation.

400

Hard, rigid, good electrical insulators. They are used for printed circuit boards.

Epoxy resins

400

In which fields are composite mainly used? (name at least two)

Automotive, aerospace, architecture, sport.

500

The ability of a material to resist repeated stress cycles, bending or tension is called...

Fatigue.

500

It is hard but brittle. It is resistant to wear. Low melting point and excellent machinability. It is used in pipes, machine and industry parts.

Cast Iron

500

This material is mainly used to make plastic bags. It has low strength and hardness but hig ductility and impact strength.

Polyethylene

500

These composites are lightweight, strong, resistant to corrosion and can be use to produce a variety of shapes.

Carbon fiber and fiberglass.