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Mind Map For Chapter Four. The Mind Map of The Types of Solution

The document contains mind maps summarizing various materials science topics including: 1. Types of solutions, phase diagrams, phase transformation rates, nucleation, microstructures, types of fracture, stresses, creep, and hardness. 2. Key concepts mapped include phase diagrams of materials like sugar water, lead tin alloys, and copper nickel alloys. Transformation processes like diffusion dependent and diffusion independent changes. Types of stresses like tensile, compressive, and shear stresses. Creep behavior and creep curves. Brittle versus ductile fracture modes. Hardness as a material's resistance to localized deformation. 3. The mind maps provide overviews of these important materials concepts in a visual diagram format.

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Mind Map For Chapter Four. The Mind Map of The Types of Solution

The document contains mind maps summarizing various materials science topics including: 1. Types of solutions, phase diagrams, phase transformation rates, nucleation, microstructures, types of fracture, stresses, creep, and hardness. 2. Key concepts mapped include phase diagrams of materials like sugar water, lead tin alloys, and copper nickel alloys. Transformation processes like diffusion dependent and diffusion independent changes. Types of stresses like tensile, compressive, and shear stresses. Creep behavior and creep curves. Brittle versus ductile fracture modes. Hardness as a material's resistance to localized deformation. 3. The mind maps provide overviews of these important materials concepts in a visual diagram format.

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Mind map for chapter four.

The mind map of the types of solution.

Solution

Solution of solid in liquid A solid in a solid

The mind map of phase diagrams.

Phase diagram of sugar water Phase diagram of lead tin alloy


solution

PHASE DIAGRAMS

Phase diagram of copper nickel Phase diagram of iron carbon alloy


alloy

The mind map of phase transformation rate.

Phase transformation rate

diffusion
Diffusion dependent
dependent phase Diffusion dependent phase
transformation in which the number transformation in which there is a
of composition is invariant change in composition or phases

Transformation in which there is no


diffusion
The mind map of nucleation

Nucleation

Homogenous nucleation. Hetrogenous nucleation

-homogenous that occurs -it may be induced artificially


spontaneously

-kelvin equation

The mind map of microstructure

Microstructures
Process depends on

composition Number of phases present The heat treatment that


alloy subjected
Mind map for chapter 5

The mind map of types of fracture.

Compressive stress Shear stress

-load decrease the length of -the force per unit area applied
material parallel to the surface area of
specimen

Fracture

Tensile stress Bulk stress

-load increase the length of material -force per unit area applied on the
material uniformly in all direction

The mind map of stress.

-is deformation of the material Non recoverable


as a function of time under
constant load

Types of stress

Normally occurs in material at high Creep curves drawn between strain


The mind map of fracture
temperature and time.
The mind map of creep.

Brittle fracture Creep fracture

-material remains perfectly elastic -referred as rupture


up to fracture point
-occurs in material at ordinary
-energy absorption is low temperatures

Creep

Ductile fracture Fatigue fracture

-material undergoes substantial -material when subjected to cyclic


plastic deformation with high energy loading ultimately fractures at stress
absorption before fracture level

-toughness value is high -indicated by presence of cracks.

The mind map of the hardness

Hardness
-measure the resistance of a
material.

-to localized deformation -hardness value is relative

-example like dent or scratch

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