Explain the concept of the TTT diagram, e.g why is there a
“nose”?
How are cooling rates controlled to produce coarse and fine
pearlite/bainite?
Applications of low, medium, and high-carbon steels, cast irons,
stainless steels
Regarding the fracture mechanism of metals, polymers and
ceramics
(a) Explain why FCC metals show a ductile fracture even at low
temperatures while BCC metals do not.
(b) What is crazing? What can you say about the Poisson’s ratio
of the crazed material?
(c) Generally, in ceramics, intergranular fracture is preferred
to cleavage fracture; however, in metals, transgranular fracture is
the preferred mechanism for brittle failure. Why? Use a physical
reason supported with an equation in your answer.
Ceramics exhibit a greater range of electrical
conductivity than any other class of materials. Explain why this is
the case and provide some examples to illustrate this statement.
Include discussion of the temperature dependence of conductivity
for your examples.
Explain why we sleep and then explain why circadian rhythms are
important.
Explain the function of REM and slow-wave sleep.
Explain the neural basis of attention.
Please answer all the question, thank you.
1. Explain the water cycle and why it is important.
2. Why is our environment important to monitor?
3. Do you believe there is global warming and our earth is in
trouble?
A) Explain the general responses of ceramics, metals and
polymers to mechanical and electrical loads in terms of both
primary and secondly chemical bonds
B) Classify the following materials as a polymer, metal,
ceramic, or composite: Boron Nitride, Bricks, Plexiglas, Concrete
and Manganese.