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Chapter One Introduction toMaterials Scienceand Engineering3

1-1 Materials and Civilization3

1-2 Materials and Engineering5

1-3 Structure ？？ Properties ？ Performance8

1-4 Types of Materials11

1-5 Review of Selected Properties of Materials14

Review and Study19

Part One Structure and Properties of Solid Phases29

Chapter Two Atoms and Atomic Coordination29

2-1 Individual Atoms and Ions29

2-2 Molecules34

2-3 Atomic Coordination39

2-4 Interatomic Distances44

2-5 Electron Movements Among Coordinated Atoms50

2-6 Generalizations Based on Atomic Coordinations54

Review and Study55

Chapter Three Atomic Order in Solids65

3-1 Crystals65

3-2 Cubic Crystals68

3-3 Hexagonal Crystals73

3-4 Polymorphism75

3-5 Unit Cell Geometry77

3-6 Crystal Directions80

3-7 Crystal Planes84

3-8 X-ray Diffraction89

Review and Study93

Chapter Four Atomic Disorder in Solids107

4-1 Impurities in Solids107

4-2 Solid Solutions in Metals108

4-3 Solid Solutions in Compounds111

4-4 Imperfections in Crystals114

4-5 Noncrystalline Materials122

4-6 Atomic Vibrations126

4-7 Atomic Diffusion131

4-8 Diffusion Processes139

Review and Study142

Chapter Five Single-phase Metals153

5-1 Single-phase Alloys153

5-2 Processing of Single-phase Alloys159

5-3 Elastic Deformation161

5-4 Plastic Deformation within Single Crystals166

5-5 Properties of Plastically Deformed Metals172

5-6 Recrystallization177

5-7 Behavior of Polycrystalline Metals184

Review and Study188

Chapter Six Molecular Phases199

6-1 Giant Molecules199

6-2 Linear Polymers208

6-3 Three-dimensional Polymers214

6-4 Variations in Molecular Structures218

6-5 Glass-transition Temperature220

6-6 Molecular Crystals223

6-7 Deformation of Polymeric Materials227

6-8 Forming Processes234

Review and Study238

Chapter Seven Ceramic Materials251

7-1 Ceramic Phases251

7-2 Ceramic Crystals （AX）253

7-3 Ceramic Crystals （AmXp）258

7-4 Multiple Compounds261

7-5 Silicates263

7-6 Mechanical Behavior of Ceramics268

7-7 Processing of Ceramic Materials273

Review and Study281

Chapter Eight Conducting Materials293

8-1 Change Carriers293

8-2 Metallic Conductivity295

8-3 Insulators301

8-4 Intrinsic Semiconductors302

8-5 Extrinsic Semiconductors312

8-6 Semiconducting Devices318

8-7 Semiconduction Processing323

Review and Study326

Chapter Nine Magnetic,Dielectric,and Optical Materials337

9-1 Magnetic Materials337

9-2 Dielectric Materials347

9-3 Piezoelectric Materials355

9-4 Optical Matorials358

Review and Study365

Part Two Structure, Properties, and Their Control in Multiphase Solids377

Chapter Ten Phase Diagrams377

10-1 Qualitative Phase Relationships377

10-2 Phase Diagrams （Equilibrium Diagrams）383

10-3 Chemical Compositions of Phases388

10-4 Quantities of Phases390

10-5 Commercial Alloys and Ceramics395

10-6 Phases of the Iron-Carbon System402

10-7 The Fe-Fe3C Phase Diagram405

10-8 Austenite Decomposition408

10-9 Plain-carbon and Low-alloy steels412

Review and Study415

Chapter Eleven Processes to Develop and Control Microstructures429

11-1 Microstructures429

11-2 Reactions in Solids435

11-3 Annealing Processes445

11-4 Homogenization Processes448

11-5 Precipitation Processes450

11-6 Steels: γ →→ （α + C） Reaction Rates455

11-7 Steels: Commercial Heat-treating Processes464

11-8 Steels: Hardenability469

Review and Study478

Chapter Twelve Composites493

12-1 Material Combinations493

12-2 Reinforced Materials498

12-3 Interfacial Stresses501

12-4 High-stiffness Composites502

Review and Study504

Chapter Thirteen Performaece of Materials in Service509

13-1 Service Re？ircmonts509

13-2 Fraerure512

13-3 Elevated-temperature Failure520

13-4 Radianon Damage523

13-5 Corrosion Reactions527

13-6 Service Factors Affecting Corrosion538

Review and Study545

Part Three Three Widely Useu More Complex Materials559

Chapter Fourteen Cast Irons559

14-1 Introduction559

14-2 Iron-Carbon Phase Diagram560

14-3 Graphitization562

14-4 Engineering Cast Irons563

Review and Study569

Chapter Fifteen Concretes575

15-1 Aggregates575

15-2 Portland Cement578

15-3 Concrete Mixes581

15-4 Other Cements and Concretes584

Review and Study587

Chapter Sixteen Wood593

16-1 Structure of Wood593

16-2 Properties of Wood596

16-3 Processed Wood599

Review and Study603

Appendixes608

A Constants and Conversions608

B Table of Selected Elements610

C Properties of Selected Engineering Materials （20℃）612

D Unified Numbering System （UNS） of Commercial Alloys614

Index615