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MATERIALS SCIENCE PREPARATION FOR fundamentals OF engineering EXAMPROFESSOR MIKE RIGSBEEMATERIALS SCIENCE AND SOLUTIONS TO MATERIALS engineering PRACTICE PROBLEMS TYPICAL OF THOSE ON THE fundamentals OF engineering AND DISCUSS MATERIALS engineering MATERIALS IN THE fundamentals OF engineering SUPPLIED-REFERNCE HANDBOOK, 8 THEDITIONSTRUCTURES OF MATERIALSM aterials are composed of atoms, which are bonded together by:-metallic bonds (for metals like gold or aluminum)-covalent bonds (for ceramic MATERIALS like silicon or diamond)-ionic bonds (for ceramic MATERIALS like sodium chloride, NaCl)Polymers are special in that they consist of chains of atoms with strong covalent bonds between carbon atoms along the chain and weak vanderWaals bonds between the chains (thermoplastics) or strong covalent bonds between chains (thermoset palstics) MATERIALS may be crystalline(all metals, most ceramics) where the atoms are arranged in a regular, periodic, 3-dimensional array or amorphous(not crystalline: most polymers, some ceramics like glass) where the atomic arrangement is not regular and periodicSTRUCTURES OF MATERIALSCRYSATALLINEAMORPHOUSSTRUCTURES OF MATERIALS1.
materials science preparation for fundamentals of engineering exam professor mike rigsbee materials science and engineering objectives 1. present solutions to materials engineering practice
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