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Material Science | Set 2
1. the imperfection sin crystal structure influence the of materials
A. electrical conductivity
B. density
C. strength
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
2. the effect of imperfections in crystal struture can be
A. desirable
B. adverse
C. both a or b
D. none of the above
Correct : C. both a or b
3. due to change in mechanical properties of the material can be changed
A. color
B. shape
C. imperfectio ns
D. none of the above
Correct : C. imperfectio ns
4. imperfections are introduced during
A. plastic deformation
B. metal forming
C. heat treatment
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
5. vacancy, self interstitial, substitutional are all types of
A. line defects
B. surface defects
C. voliume defects
D. point defects
Correct : D. point defects
6. point defects include
A. vacancy, substitution al, edge dislocations
B. substitution al, edge dislocation, grain boundaries
C. substitution al, edge dislocation ,stacking faults
D. vacancy, substitution al, interstitial defects
Correct : D. vacancy, substitution al, interstitial defects
7. line defects include
A. edge and screw dislocation
B. edge dislocations and grain boundaries
C. screw dislocations and stacking faults
D. vacancy, substitution al, interstitial
Correct : A. edge and screw dislocation
8. surface defects includes
A. edge and screw dislocation
B. edge dislocations and grain boundaries
C. grain boundaries, twin boundaries, lattice vibrations
D. grain boundaries, twin boundaries, low angle boundary
Correct : D. grain boundaries, twin boundaries, low angle boundary
9. whioch of the following is not line defect ?
A. dislocation
B. low angle grain boundary
C. schottky
D. both b and c
Correct : D. both b and c
10. which of the following is line defect ?
A. dislocation
B. low angle grain boundary
C. schottky
D. both b and c
Correct : A. dislocation
11. which of the following defect is not surface defect ?
A. dislocation
B. low angle grain boundary
C. schottky
D. both b and c
Correct : D. both b and c
12. which of the following is a type of surface defect ?
A. dislocation
B. low angle grain boundary
C. schottky
D. both b and c
Correct : B. low angle grain boundary
13. lattice vibration affects the properties of material
A. electrical
B. magnetic
C. thermal
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
14. atoms are bonded with each other through bond
A. covalent
B. ionic
C. both a and b
D. a or b
Correct : D. a or b
15. the bonding between atoms breaks due to the
A. reduction in energy possesed by them
B. increase in energy possesed by them
C. chemical reaction
D. none of the above
Correct : B. increase in energy possesed by them
16. vacancy defect is assocoated with
A. atom leaves its position and locates in the interstitial sites
B. missing of an atom from its designated position
C. foreign atom occupies the interstitial sites
D. both a and b
Correct : D. both a and b
17. any atom when leaves its position and occupies the interstitial sites is called as
A. slf interstitial
B. interstitial
C. both of the above
D. none of the above
Correct : A. slf interstitial
18. when any atom occupies the interstitial position of material increases
A. strength
B. hardness
C. both of the above
D. none of the above
Correct : A. strength
19. when any atom occupies the interstitial position of material increases
A. strength
B. hardness
C. both of the above
D. none of the above
Correct : C. both of the above
20. substitutional impurity defect is associated with
A. atom leaves its posiiton and locates in the interstitial sites
B. foreign atom occupies the lattice posiiton of regular atomic structure
C. foreign atom occupies the interstitial sites
D. missing of an atom from its designated position
Correct : B. foreign atom occupies the lattice posiiton of regular atomic structure
21. Frenkel defect is associated with
A. vacancy and self interstitial defect
B. vacancy and substitution al defect
C. substitution al and self intestitial defect
D. none of the above
Correct : A. vacancy and self interstitial defect
22. if an anion and cation are absent in pair the defect is known as
A. schottky
B. vacancy
C. substitution al
D. frenkel
Correct : A. schottky
23. point defect increase and decrease
A. hardness, electrical conductivity
B. electrical conductivity , hardness
C. hardness, electrical resistance
D. electrical resistance, hardness
Correct : A. hardness, electrical conductivity
24. the defect associated with addition / missing / misalighnment of a series of atoms from its designated posiiton is called as
A. point defect
B. linear defect
C. surface defect
D. none of the above
Correct : B. linear defect
25. the linear defects are introduced in the material during _ of material
A. solidificatio n
B. heat treatment
C. plastic deformation
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
26. burgers vector
A. is a measure of lattice distortion
B. is a measure of lattice distortion and is measured as distance along the close packed directions
C. stacking faults
D. none of the above
Correct : B. is a measure of lattice distortion and is measured as distance along the close packed directions
27. a measure of lattice distortion which is measured as a distance along the close packed directions
A. burgers vector
B. barbas vector
C. any one of above
D. none of the above
Correct : A. burgers vector
28. the magnitude of lattice distortion in edge dislocation si near the dislocation as compared to region away from dislocation
A. constant
B. lower
C. higher
D. varies randomly
Correct : C. higher
29. the magnitude of edge dislocation in a lattice structure can be measured by
A. miller indices
B. burgers vector
C. microscope
D. none of the above
Correct : B. burgers vector
30. linear defects increase and Decrease
A. hardness, electrical conductivity
B. electrical conductivity , hardness
C. hardness, electrical resistance
D. electrical resistance, hardness
Correct : C. hardness, electrical resistance
31. surface defects are
A. one dimensional defect
B. two dimensional defect
C. theree dimensional defect
D. none of the above
Correct : B. two dimensional defect
32. surafec defects are associated with
A. defects within same crystal structure with different orientation of atomic planes
B. defects within adjacent region consisting of different crystal structure
C. defects within adjacent region consisting of same crystal structure
D. any of the above
Correct : D. any of the above
33. the surface defects are introduced in the material during of material
A. solidificatio n
B. heat treatment
C. plastic deformation
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
34. the is defect that causes sepeartion of grain
A. grain boundary
B. twin boundary
C. stacking faults
D. none of the above
Correct : A. grain boundary
35. a garin boundary represents
A. one dimensional defect
B. zero dimensional defect
C. two dimenstiona l defect
D. none of the above
Correct : C. two dimenstiona l defect
36. a garin boundary is a transition region which represents _
A. imperfectio ns in arrengement of atoms
B. foreign atom located in th region
C. region with unique crystal structure
D. none of the above
Correct : A. imperfectio ns in arrengement of atoms
37. the defect which has mirror image of atomic arrangement across the dislocation is called
A. grain boundary defect
B. stacking faults
C. low angle boundary defect
D. twin boundary defect
Correct : D. twin boundary defect
38. the twin is the region
A. before and after the dialocation
B. between the atomic arrangmnets that has formed mirror image
C. low angle boundary defect
D. twin boundary defect
Correct : D. twin boundary defect
39. in a given material adjacent grains will have
A. same crystal structure
B. different crystal
C. same crystal structure
D. a or b
Correct : D. a or b
40. the defect associated with slight mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain is called
A. gtrain boundaries defect
B. twinn boundaries defect
C. low angle boundary defect
D. stacking faults
Correct : C. low angle boundary defect
41. the low angle boundary defect is assocaited with
A. high mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain
B. slight mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain
C. stacking mismatch of atomic planes
D. stacking faults
Correct : D. stacking faults
42. the stacking fault defect is assocaited with
A. erroe in sequence of close- packed atomic planes
B. slight mismatch of crystalline orientation from one grain to adjacent grain
C. error in stacking of electrons in atomic structure
D. none of the above
Correct : A. erroe in sequence of close- packed atomic planes
43. surface defects increase and decrease
A. hardness & strength
B. hardness and electrical conductivity
C. hardness and corrosion resistance
D. none of the above
Correct : A. hardness & strength
44. vacancies are known as _
A. one dimensional defect
B. zero dimensional defect
C. two dimenstiona l defect
D. none of the above
Correct : B. zero dimensional defect
45. dislocations are known as
A. one dimensional defect
B. zero dimensional defect
C. two dimenstiona l defect
D. none of the above
Correct : A. one dimensional defect
46. in positive edge dislocation
A. extra row of atoms is present in the upper region
B. extra row of atoms is present in lower region
C. any one of above
D. none of the above
Correct : A. extra row of atoms is present in the upper region
47. in positive edge dislocation
A. the region in dislocation is under
B. the region in dislocation is under
C. the region in dislocation is under
D. none of the above
Correct : B. the region in dislocation is under
48. the dislocations are classified as
A. edge dislocation
B. screw dislocation
C. positive and negative edge dislocation
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
49. in screw dislocation
A. the region in dislocation is under tension and below is under compression
B. the region in dislocation is under compression and below is under tension
C. the region in dislocation is under shear
D. none of the above
Correct : C. the region in dislocation is under shear
50. when the metal is stresses below its elastic limit, the resulting deformation is
A. permenant
B. temporary
C. partially permenant
D. none of the above
Correct : B. temporary
51. when the metal is stresses above its elastic limit, the resulting deformation is
A. permenant
B. temporary
C. partially permenant
D. a or c
Correct : D. a or c
52. stress required during plastic deformation is than that required during elastic deformation
A. equal
B. high
C. low
D. b or c
Correct : B. high
53. different shapes can be permentaly given to metals by virtue of property
A. elastic
B. plastic
C. none of the above
D. both a and b
Correct : B. plastic
54. mechannnial properties of the metal after plastic deformation
A. increases
B. either increase or decrease
C. remains constant
D. none of the above
Correct : B. either increase or decrease
55. the plastic deformation can takes place through
A. slip
B. twinning
C. combination of slip and twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
56. slip is defined as displacement of one part of crystal relative to other
A. tensile
B. compressive
C. shear
D. bending
Correct : C. shear
57. slip takes place due to
A. stress applied on material
B. chemical reaction within material
C. atmospheric reaction
D. none of the above
Correct : A. stress applied on material
58. slip occurs along plane and in direction
A. random, specific
B. specific, random
C. random, random
D. specific, specific
Correct : D. specific, specific
59. the plane on which slip takes place is called plane
A. defective
B. imperfect
C. slip
D. twin
Correct : C. slip
60. in slip, the crystal structure above and below the plane remains
A. distorted
B. undistorted
C. sometimes distorted
D. none of the above
Correct : B. undistorted
61. slip occurs on plae which has
A. least number of atoms
B. random number of atoms
C. maximum number of atoms
D. no atoms
Correct : C. maximum number of atoms
62. slip direction is direction in the slip plane which has
A. least number of atoms
B. random number of atoms
C. maximum number of atoms
D. no atoms
Correct : C. maximum number of atoms
63. twin takes place due to
A. stress applied on material
B. chemical reaction within material
C. atmospheric reaction
D. none of the above
Correct : A. stress applied on material
64. in twinning, the structure in the distorted region forms of the crystal structure in the distorted region
A. random orientation
B. mirror image
C. a or b
D. none of the above
Correct : B. mirror image
65. the planes along which mirror image is formed is called planes
A. defective
B. imperfect
C. slip
D. twin
Correct : D. twin
66. the plastic deformation takes place due to and
A. slip
B. twin
C. both of the above
D. none of the above
Correct : C. both of the above
67. twining is the phenomenon observed due to
A. mechanical treatment
B. thermal treatment
C. chemical treatment
D. a or b
Correct : D. a or b
68. metals are more ductile than metals
A. bcc,fcc
B. fcc,bcc
C. hcp,bcc
D. bcc,hcp
Correct : B. fcc,bcc
69. generally metals with crystal structure are more ductile
A. bcc
B. fcc
C. hcp
D. a and c
Correct : B. fcc
70. generally metals with crystal structure shows plastic deformation mainly by slip mechanism
A. bcc
B. fcc
C. hcp
D. a and c
Correct : D. a and c
71. generally metals with crystal structure shows plastic deformation mainly by twinning mechanism
A. bcc
B. fcc
C. hcp
D. a and c
Correct : C. hcp
72. twinning occurs along plane and direction
A. random, specific
B. specific, random
C. random, random
D. specific, specific
Correct : D. specific, specific
73. requires more stress to be initiated with respect to
A. slip, twinning
B. twinning, slip
C. grain boundary defect, slip
D. none of the above
Correct : B. twinning, slip
74. as compared to slip the stress required to propogate twin is
A. more
B. lesser
C. constant
D. varies randomly
Correct : B. lesser
75. the appears as a pair of thick lines in the microscopic structure even after polishing
A. slip
B. twinning
C. combination of slip and twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : B. twinning
76. The appears as a single thin line in the microscopic structure
A. slip
B. twinning
C. combination of slip and twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : A. slip
77. the disappears after polishing
A. slip
B. twinning
C. combination of slip and twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : A. slip
78. the can be seen in metal even after polishing
A. slip
B. twinning
C. combination of slip and twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : B. twinning
79. the mechanism can be takes place due to thermal treatment
A. slip
B. twinning
C. combination of slip and twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : B. twinning
80. metals with FCC crystal structure are often subjected to
A. slip
B. twinning
C. less of slip and more of twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
81. metals with FCC and BCC crystal structure are often subjected to
A. slip
B. twinning
C. combination of slip and twinning
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
82. number of slip systems in metals decides about
A. hardness of metals
B. strength of metal
C. ductility of metal
D. all of the above
Correct : C. ductility of metal
83. number of slip systems in FCC are
A. 12
B. 24
C. 21
D. 26
Correct : A. 12
84. the law is used to determine the value of critical shear stress
A. millers
B. burgers
C. schmids
D. none of the above
Correct : C. schmids
85. the schmids law is used to calculate critical shear stress for _ structure
A. polycrystalli ne
B. single crystal
C. atoms
D. none of the above
Correct : B. single crystal
86. the maximum resolved shear stress is given by
A. Ƭresolve = σt
B. Ƭresolve = σt/3
C. Ƭresolve = σt/2
D. none of the above
Correct : C. Ƭresolve = σt/2
87. slip starts to occur when the value of resolved shear stress
A. reduces below critical shear stress
B. is at critical shear stress
C. increases abive critical shear stress
D. none of the above
Correct : C. increases abive critical shear stress
88. FCC metals have value of critical shear stress as compared to BCC metals
A. same
B. lower
C. higher
D. random
Correct : B. lower
89. FCC metals have higher ductility than BCC metals since _
A. fcc metals have higher
B. fcc metals have lower
C. fcc metals have lower
D. fcc metals have higher
Correct : B. fcc metals have lower
90. the phenomenon by virtue of which metals become harder and stronger without any heat treatment is called
A. strain hardening
B. work hardening
C. all of the above
D. none of the above
Correct : C. all of the above
91. after intial cold working, the stress required to further deform the material is
A. same
B. lower
C. higher
D. random
Correct : C. higher
92. work hardening is the phenomenon observed if metal is worked the recrystallization temperature
A. above
B. below
C. independent of
D. none of the above
Correct : C. independent of
93. working of metal below crystallization temperature is known as
A. cold working
B. hot working
C. any one of above
D. none of the above
Correct : A. cold working
94. working of metal above crystallization temperature is known as
A. cold working
B. hot working
C. any one of above
D. none of the above
Correct : B. hot working
95. for a given metal its recrystallization temperature depends on
A. amonut of cold working
B. grain size
C. melting temperature s
D. all of the above
Correct : D. all of the above
96. finer is the grain size -
A. more is recrystalliza tion temperature
B. lesser is the recrystalliza tion temperature
C. recrystalliza tion temperature remains same
D. none of the above
Correct : B. lesser is the recrystalliza tion temperature
97. Frank-Reed source is associated with -
A. vacancy and interstitial defect
B. reductiion in dislocations
C. multiplicati on of dislocations
D. none of the above
Correct : C. multiplicati on of dislocations
98. finer is the grain size -
A. more is dislocation density in cold working
B. lesser is dislocation density in cold working
C. dislocation density in cold working remains same
D. none of the above
Correct : A. more is dislocation density in cold working
99. the mechanism of plastic deformation in polycrystalline material is than the mechanism in single crystal structure
A. simpler
B. complex
C. same
D. random
Correct : B. complex
100. the stress required to produce same deformation is higher in case of polycrystalline material as compared to polycrystalline materials
A. coarse garined, fine grained
B. fine grained, coarse grained
C. a or b
D. none of the above
Correct : C. a or b