Chapter 5&6

What are the Two dominant mechanisms for metallic diffusion?

What dominant mechanism involves the interchange of an atom from a normal lattice site to an adjacent vacant site?

What dominant mechanisms involves atoms that migrate from one interstitial position to a neighboring one that is empty?

What two conditions must be met before an atomic perspective diffusion can occur?

Two types of Diffusion:

What are two factors that affect diffusion?

The degree to which a structure deforms or strains depend on the magnitude of an oppesed Stress is called?

The elastic behavior of an engineering material under strain does not return to the zero upon release of the load is called?

The elastic behavior of a polymeric material under strain does not return to the zero upon release of the load is called?

The point to which Hooke's law is maintained is called?

A measure of the degree of plastic deformation the material can sustain until failure is called?

The capability of the material to absorb energy when it is deformed ellastically, and then upon unloading to have this enery recovered is called?

The property of the material indicative of its resistance to fracture is called?

The difference between the ultimate stress & yield stress in a True stress-strain plot is called?

What is a measure of the resistance of a metal to permanent deformation?