Match the following terms with terms correct definition Organic material Inorgan

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Match the following terms with terms correct definition Organic material Inorganic material Crystal structure Amorphous Crystal Crystal platic Polymer Grain Metalloid Non Metal Metal Ceramic Composite Dislocation Cation Phase Diagram Oxidation Quench hardening Slip a substance formed with strong covalent or ionic bonds a substance that is not based upon the element carbon solids that do not have a repetitive three dimensional pattern of atoms or molecules (without form) in metals, movement of dislocations a substance whereby it has properties of a metal and nonmetal an ion with a positive charge that is attracted to the cathode in an electro chemical cell substances composed of long-chain repeating molecules a three dimensional arrangement of atoms ions, or molecules an organic material of large molecular weight that is solid in final form, but is capable of being molded and formed to a desired shape at elevated temperatures an element or substance tha as atomic bonds other than a metallic bond he process of heating a material to an elevated temperature followed by fast removal of heat as a technique to increase strength he type of three dimensional arrangement of atoms, ions, or molecules a material formed from a combination of other materials to produce a material with properties different from the starting materials a three dimensional ordered arrangement of atoms, molecules, or ions in a crystal the process by which a substance gains oxygen or loses electrons an atomic defect characterized by displaced lines of atoms whose mo on allows metals to plastically deform solids composed of atoms held together by a matrix or electrons which are free lo muve throughout the volume of the crystal a substance based upon the element carbon S. a three dimensional crystal that bonds with other crystals to make the volume of a polycrystalline material a graph of the phases present in a substance as concentration of impurity elements change and as temperature or pressure changes

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Organic Metal- (R) A substance based on the element carbon

Inorganic Material- (B) A substance that is not based on the element carbon

Crystaline Structure- (N) A 3 dimensional ordered arrangement of atoms ions or molecules in a crystal

Amorphous- (C)solids that do not have a repeitive 3 dimensional pattern of atoms or molecules(without form)

Crystal- (H) a 3 dimensional arrangement of atoms,ions or molecules

Lattice- (L) the type of 3 dimensional arrangement of atoms,molecules or ions

Plastic- (I) An organic material of large molecular weight that is solid in final form, but is capable of being modeled and formed to a desired shape at elevated temperatures

Polymer- (G)Substances composed of long chain repetiting molecules

Grain- (S) a 3 dimensional crystal that bonds with other crystals to make the volume of a polycrystaline material

Metalloid- (E) A substance whereby it has the propperties of both metals and non metals.

Nonmetal-   (A) A substance formed of strong covalent or ionic bonds

Metal- (Q) Solids composed of atoms held together by a matrix of electrons which are free to move throughout the volume of the crystal

Ceramic- (J) A material that has atomic bonds in addition metallic bonds

Composite- (M) A material formed from a combination of other materials to produce a material with properties that is different from the starting mater

Dislocation- (P) An atomic defect charecterised by displaced lines of atoms whose motion allows metals to plastically deform

Cation- (F) an ion that has a poitive charge that is attracted to the cathode in an electrochemical cell

Phase Diagram- (T) a graph with the phases present in a substance as concentration of impurity elements change and as the temperature or pressure changes

Oxidation- (O) The process in which a substance gains oxygen or loses electrons

Quench hardening- (K) The process of heating a material to elevated temperatures folllowed by fast removal of heat as a technique to increase strength

Slip- (D) In metals, movement of dislocations

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