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    Covalent

    Bonding(IV)

    Thepotentialenergyofasystemofcovalentlyinteracting

    atomsdependnotonlyonthe

    distancesbetweenatoms,but

    alsoonanglesbetweenbonds

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    BulkorV

    olumeDefects

    Pores-cangreatlyaffectoptical,thermal,

    mechanicalproperties

    Cracks-cangreatlya

    ffectmechanicalproperties

    Foreigninclusions-cangreatlyaffectelectrical,

    mechanical,opticalpropertiesA

    clusterofmicrocracksina

    melaningranuleirradiatedby

    ashortlaserpulse.Computer

    simulationbyL.V.Zhigilei

    andB.J.Garrison.

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    AtomicVibrations

    Heatcausesatomstovibrate

    Vibrationamplitudeincreaseswithtemperature

    Meltingoccurswhenvibrationsaresufficientto

    rupture

    bonds

    Vibrationalfrequency~1013Hz

    Averageatomicenergyduetothermalexcitationisof

    orderkTUn

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    Summary

    Makesureyouunderstandlanguageandconcepts:

    Alloy

    Atompercent

    Atomicvibration

    Boltzm

    annsconstant

    Burgersvector

    Composition

    Disloc

    ationline

    Edgedislocation

    Grainsize

    Imperfection

    Interstitialsolidsolution

    Microstructure

    Pointdefect

    Screw

    dislocation

    Self-In

    terstitial

    Solidsolution

    Solute

    Solven

    t

    Substitutionalsolidsolution

    Vacancy

    Weigh

    tpercent

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    IntroductionToMaterialsScience,Chapter4,Imperfectionsinsolids

    Readingfornextclass:

    Chapter5:Diffusion

    DiffusionMechanism

    s(vacancy,interstitial)

    Steady-StateDiffusion(Ficksfirstlaw)

    FactorsThatInfluenc

    eDiffusion

    OtherDiffusionPaths

    Optionalreading(Partthatis

    notcovered/nottested):

    5.4Nonsteady-statediffusion

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