Material Science/ Imperfections in Solids Multiple Choice Questions

The document contains a multiple choice quiz on imperfections in solids and materials science. It includes 15 questions testing knowledge of topics such as: - The difference between theoretical and real material strength - Hooke's law and the elastic/plastic range - Types of 2D and 3D imperfections such as dislocations, grain boundaries, and point/line/surface defects - Properties of dislocations including movement by slip, climb and cross-slip - Typical dislocation densities in solids - Stacking faults and sequences for materials like HCP crystals - Factors that determine a dislocation's Burgers vector - Frequency of atomic vibrations in solids - Properties that enable or hinder dis

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Material Science/ Imperfections in Solids

Multiple Choice Questions

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. Theoretical strength is about __________ times to average real strength of a material. (a) 1 (b) 10 (c) 100 (d) 1000 2. Hookes law (a) Elastic range, strain is proportional to stress (b) Plastic range, strain is proportional to stress (c) In both elastic and plastic range, strain is proportional to stress (d) None 3. Following is not the 2-dimensional imperfection (a) Twin boundary (b) Dislocation (c) Surface (d) Grain boundary 4. Figure out the odd one in the following (a) Frenkel defect (b) Tilt boundary (c) Twist boundary (d) Stacking fault 5. Thermodynamically stable defects (a) Point defects (b) Line defects (c) Surface defects (d) Volume defects 6. Taylor dislocation can not move by the following way (a) Slip (b) Climb (c) Cross-slip (d) All 7. Conservative movement of dislocations (a) Slip (b) Climb (c) Both slip and climb (d) None 8. Typical density of dislocations in a solid (a) 108-1010 m-2 (b) 108-1010 mm-2 (c) 108-1010 cm-2 (d) 108-1010 m-2 9. Burgers vector changes with (a) Kind of dislocation (b) Length of dislocation (c) Both kind and length of dislocation (d) None 10. Which of the following is false? (a) Line defects are thermodynamically stable (b) Dislocation can end inside a crystal without forming loop (c) ABC ABC ABCis stacking sequence for HCP crystal (d) All 11. Negative screw dislocation is represented by (a) (b) (c) (d) 12. Average frequency of atomic vibrations in a solid (in Hz) (a) 10-12 (b) 10-13 (c) 1012 (d) 1013 13. Requirement for cross-slip movement of dislocation (a) Preferred slip plane (b) Preferred slip direction (c) No preferred slip plane (d) No preferred slip direction 14. Beneficial property of foreign particles (a) Reduces density (b) Act as stress raisers (c) Obstructs dislocation motion (d) None 15. Stacking fault energies are in the range of (a) 0.01-0.1 J/m2 (b) 0.01-0.1 J/cm2 (c) 0.1-10 J/m2 (d) 0.1-10 J/m2

Satish V. Kailas/IISc, Bangalore

M3/V1/June 04/1