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Ceramics and Materials Science Quiz

Test your knowledge on ceramics and materials science through our engaging quiz! Challenge yourself with multiple-choice questions covering various topics, including mechanical properties, dielectric characteristics, and polarization mechanisms.

Discover fundamental concepts in materials science.
Enhance your understanding of ceramics and their applications.
Perfect for students, researchers, and enthusiasts alike!

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Which factor decreases thermal conduc"vity of silicon more?

Decreasing grain size

Adding dopant

Using amorphous material

Using isotopically purified materi

How does heat energy transfer from ho!er to cooler regions in ceramics?

By means of lattice vibra"ons

By means of electrons

By means of both lattice vibra"ons and electrons

By means of electromagnetic field

Which are glass-forming oxides? (svaret är fel enligt deras canvas quizz, men enligt vetenskapliga källor som: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/materials-science/oxide-glass så är detta rätt svar och inte det som valt som rätt svar)

Silica, limestone, magnesite

Silica, alumina

Alumina, lime, magnesite

Boron and phosphorus oxides

As the porosity of a refractory ceramic brick increases ...

Strength decreases, chemical resistance decreases, and thermal insula"on increases

Strength increases, chemical resistance increases, and thermal insula"on decreases

Strength decreases, chemical resistance increases, and thermal insula"on decreases

Strength increases, chemical resistance increases, and thermal insula"on increases

The staring material is coarse ceramic powder. Based on the processes suggested below, which set is most likely to produce the densest ceramic material? (fett osäker på den här, för lite information för att kunna ge rätt svar, dumma åsner)

Mill/grind, heat

Add polymer, apply pressure, heat.

Mill/grind, apply pressure.

Apply pressure, heat.

Which mechanisms of polariza"on are possible at electric field frequency 10^10 Hz?

Dipolar and ionic

Dipolar and electronic

3) Electronic and ionic

Dipolar, electronic and ionic

The maximum value of the dielectric constant is characteris"c for...

Gaseous dielectrics

Solid dielectrics

Liquid dielectrics

does not depend on aggregate state

Hard ferromagne"c materials are characterized by ...

High coercivity Hc

Small remanent magnetization Mr

Low energy losses per cycle

Easy to demagnetize

The magnetic Curie point is the temperature above which ...

Domains are destroyed, and spontaneous magnetization disappears

Magne"c permeability has a minimum value

Atomic magne"c moments become equal to zero

Transparent objects have ...

Large amount of reflected light and small amount of absorbed and transmi!ed light

Large amount of transmi!ed light and small amount of absorbed and reflected light

Small amount of absorbed light and large amount of absorbed and transmi!ed light

All light either absorbed or reflected

How can one find out the dominant charge carrier type in a given material?

Measure capacitance

Measure photoemission

Measure resistance

Measure Hall voltage

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