Mechanical Properties pt. 1
Write down 3 examples of soft mechanical properties
clay
skin
play-dough
chalk
Which of the 5 senses is missing?
taste
hear
smell
feel
sight/see
Which insulator is missing?
Sound, Electrical, ________
Thermal
What is the opposite of a thermal insulator?
What color eyes does Sarah have?
Blue
What is an example of a brittle property in this classroom?
Chalk
Window
A golf club, baseball bat, hockey stick, and tennis racket are all examples of which mechanical property?
Tough (can withstand impact)
What is an example of a thermal conductor?
Metal
What is an example of a sound insulator?
Cork
How many siblings does Sarah have?
2 brothers
Write down all 8 Mechanical properties
Hard, soft, tough, brittle, elastic, plastic, malleable, ductile
Which mechanical property is missing?
Hard
Tough
Plastic
Soft
Brittle
Malleable
Ductile
Elastic
Write down all 3 conductors
Electrical
Thermal
Sound
What physical property are these materials?
Plastic, rubber, glass, wood
Electrical insulators
What is Sarah's favorite animal?
A horse
Write down 3 malleable properties
Gold
silver
Aluminum
copper
Rubber bands
Bones/tendons
Springs
Steel
Besides glass, what is an example of a sound conductor?
water
Write down 3 examples of thermal insulators used in a house
Refrigerator
Walls
Roof
Clothing
Doors
What month was Sarah born in?
*bonus point if you guess the right day*
May 19th
Write down the definition of ductile AND give an example
If they can easily be shaped into threads or wires, such as nylon
Write down the definition of ductile AND give an example
If they can easily be shaped into threads or wires, such as nylon
What is the definition of a physical property?
A property related to the response of the materials to physical phenomena such as electricity, magnetism, temperature, etc.
What is the definition AND an example of an electrical conductor?
Allows electricity to flow through them
example: copper
Where is Sarah from?
*Bonus if you get the city and state*
State: Wisconsin
City: Madison