For eutectoid steel:
b) Sketch the thermal history (i.e., path) and calculate the
final microstructure when the steel has the following heat
treatment sequence : i) instantaneously quenched from 850 C to 300
C, ii) held at 300 C for 1 hour, and iii) air cool to 20 C.
(Materials science)
Bismuth and cadmium form a simple
eutectic mixture that behaves like that in model 3. Bismuth melts
at 271°C and 1 bar, whereas cadmium melts at 321°C and 1 bar. The
enthalpy of fusion of bismuth is 11.30 kJ/mol, and that of cadmium
is 6.19 kJ/mol. A eutectic point is observed at 55.5 mol%
cadmium.
Calculate the melting temperature of the eutectic mixture.
Assume ideal behavior.
Roughly sketch the phase diagram at 1 bar, labeling the points
described above for...
Explain why adding Ti or Si can raise the eutectoid temperature
of steels? What is the impact of having higher eutectoid
temperature on using heat treatment to obtain Bainite? Use the CT
or TTT diagram to explain.
6) a) Why does the chick embryo form as a blastoderm and not as
a blastula? (4 %)
b) Where are the 2 chick early organisers and what are they
called? (5 %)
c) How are new somites specified in chick? (3%)
7) a) What is the difference between the mammalian early
blastula and other vertebrate embryos and what is the significance
of the differences? (5%)
b) How do homeotic genes in mice differ from those in flies?
(4%)
c)...
1) (a)What does a monopolist have to do to increase sales? (b)
Why does he take that action?
2) (a) When does a firm maximize its profits?
(b) When should a firm “shut down” in the
short-run?