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31 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 31
Sp3 hybridization so bonds to 4 other carbons

Graphite

Ceramics

Diamond

Quartz

Definition 2 of 31
interstitial sites: tetrahedral and octahedral position

Ceramic crystal structure depend on

Silica glasses

Ceramics bonding

Ceramic crystal structure: Close-packed planes of ions stacking produce

Definition 3 of 31
1 formula unit, a = 2/sqrt3(rc+ra), anions at the corner and cation in the middle

Radiolabeled nitrogen


Silicate ceramics

Sodium acetate


Cesium chloride

,Definition 4 of 31
stacking of anion close-packed layers, how cations fill interstitial sites, how cations are in
octahedral positions

Ceramic crystal structure depend on

Ceramic crystal structure: Close-packed planes of ions stacking produce


Crystal structure influence

Ion sizes and arrangment in ceramics

Definition 5 of 31
S = S1 + S2

Monotectic

Eutectoid


Eutectic

Peritectoid

Definition 6 of 31
same structure same charge, pure vacancy substitution because radii are almost equal

Crystal Structure Influence


Amxp Type Ceramic

Isomorphous Phase Diagram

Zinc Blend Structure

Definition 7 of 31
Sp2 hybridization so bonds to 3 other carbons

Calcite

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Silica

Magnetite

, Definition 8 of 31
ratio of radii (rc/ra)

Coordination #12


Coordinate number is based on

Ion sizes and arrangment in ceramics

AmBnXp type ceramic

Definition 9 of 31
formed using network formers, lower melting point and viscosity

Borosilicate glasses


Silicate ceramics

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Silica glasses

Definition 10 of 31
examples: ZrO2 VO2, PuO2, ThO2

AmBnXp type ceramic

Silica

AmXp type ceramic

Silicate ceramics

Definition 11 of 31
composed of silicon and oxygen, strong covalent bond, groups: silica, silica glass, the silicates

Ceramics Bonding

Hybrid Ceramics

Silica Glass

Silicate Ceramics

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