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Recupe @ Tuesday 3:15-4:30

Deformations Lab Hand-IN

Homework Check pp. 197-198

Wood Shop Map Correct

Ch. 12: PROPERTIES Mechanical Properties Other Properties Degradation and Protection

Copy the following definitions Text / Work Books Text Book – p. 388 Work Book - p. 199 Copy the following definitions

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES How it reacts when subjected to one or more contraints (p. 388)

DEGRADATION OF A MATERIAL The decline in some of its properties due to the effects of the surrounding environment.

PROTECTION OF A MATERIAL the application of procedures that prevent or delay its degradation.

p. 388

HARDNESS Ability to resist indentation or abrasion

STEEL vs. PLASTIC

ELASTICITY Ability to return to their original shapes after undergoing a constraint .

RESILIENCE Ability to resist shocks without breaking

DUCTILITY Ability to be stretched without breaking

MALLEABILITY Ability to be flattened or bent without breaking.

STIFFNESS Ability to retain their shapes when subjected to various constraints

Nanotubes = Stiffest Material on Earth

p. 389

RESISTANCE TO CORROSION Ability to resist the effects of corrosive substances (water and salt), which cause the formation of rust

Galvanized vs. non Galvanized

ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY Ability to carry an electric current

THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY Ability to transmit heat

Cast Iron vs. Stainless Steel

PLASTIC & COMPOSITES Workbook p. 205 Textbook p. 397

A PLASTIC Is a material made of polymers, to which other substances may be added to obtain certain desirable properties (p. 397)

Polymer Structure

A THERMOPLASTIC Is a plastic that becomes soft enough when heated to be molded or remolded and that hardens enough when cooled to hold its shape

Thermoplastic Products

A THERMOSETTING PLASTIC Is a plastic that remains permanently hard, even when heated

Thermosetting Products

A COMPOSITE Is formed by combining materials from different categories to obtain a material with enhanced properties.

Carbon Fiber

APPENDIX 5 - (p. 530)

Homework Work Book - p. 199-206

Check List Mechanical Properties Lab Deformations Lab Measurements Activity Homework 199-206 Geometric Shape