7.4 CHAPTER 7. MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF MATTER
Exercise 7 - 3
- List the similarities and differences between the brittle and ductile modes of fail-
ure. - What is meant by thefollowing terms:
(a) vacancies
(b) dislocations
(c) impurities
(d) grain boundaries
- What four terms canbe used to describe a material’s mechanical properties?
- What is meant by thefollowing:
(a) cold working
(b) annealing
(c) tempering
(d) introduction of impurities
(e) alloying
(f) sintering
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Chapter 7 — Summary
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- Hooke’s Law gives therelationship between the extension of a springand the
force applied to it. The law says they are proportional. - Materials can be classified as plastic or elasticdepending on how theyrespond
to an applied force. - Materials can fractureor undergo creep or fatigue when forces are applied to
them.