MME Trivia Night

Stacking Fault Energy increases as the distance between particles also increases.

Silver is the most conductive of metals

The top of the Space Shuttle is covered with special tiles. These tiles must be a

Dr. Roberson used to work for ______ before going into academia.

Indicate the following plane

What type of bonding makes up a ceramic?

Humans are naturally derived polymers

What type of phase diagram is depicted in the image?

How many crystal structures are there?

Microchips inside computers are made with silicon which is an example of a

What is the naturally strongest metal?

For twinning to occur you need the following three parameters to be true

The maximum concentration of solute that can be added is defined as

How many pounds of aluminum, on average, are used in an automobile?

That division of metallurgy applying to the extracting, refining, and primary shaping of metals

Which 20th Century US President was a metallurgist?

Which defect does the following figure depict?

The melting point of Iron (Fe) is

What is a US penny made out of?

What is 2+2?

When an electron hits a material 99% of the kinetic energy is converted to what?

Polymers are often classified in these three categories except:

What is the name of the background radiation on an X-Ray Spectra?

The BCC polymorph of titanium is referred to as what?

______ experiences creep at room temperature.

What is Dr. Bradley best known for?

Carbides are often found in these two stoichiometries:

Where does the solidification in a phase diagram start?

Which reaction does this equation denote? Solid 1 + Solid 2 →Solid 3

Who is the new MMBME Chair?

Stainless steels with little carbon and no nickel are called?

The most abundant metal in the Earth’s crust is_____.

Which of the following is a point defect in crystals?

The following formula is used to calculate _______.

To identify cracks in a sample, which of the following tests would you use?

Backscattered electron microscopy is also called what?

What country is named after a material?

Which is the primary element used for making stainless steel alloy?

Any compound of silicon and a metal is called what?

The atomic packing factor for an FCC cubic structure is _____

How is Young’s modulus of elasticity defined?

Material that has different mechanical properties in different directions is known as a

How many Bravais Lattice Crystal Systems are there?

If I look at an eutectic microstructure, how many phases will I see?

Which one has two zero two four?

What does the carat value of gold tell you?

In engineering economy studies, the best alternative is the one which:

What pair of elements have ferromagnetic properties?

Debroglie’s relationship describes these two natures of the electron

The term bluebloods is attributed to the oxide of this metal: