Essential reference and study guide for research and analysis of properties of materials for science and engineering. In six laminated pages this handy reference offers a broad view of the college course while providing need-to-know details per topic, giving you more answers per page than any book or website. With quick access to terms, equations, diagrams and the examples you need, the scope of this course is covered so you are not digging in a textbook for a quick check of an equation so you can keep working. Author Max G. Levy, PhD writes for WIRED, Smithsonian, Vox and more and has designed the ultimate easy-to-use tool for engineering students. At this price this is an easy add to your engineering toolbox. 6 page laminated guide includes:
Atomic Structure & Bonding
Equations
Quantum Numbers of Electrons
Three Types of Bonding
Phase Diagrams & Transformations
Invariant Reactions
Pressure-Temperature Phase Diagram (Water)
Temperature-Composition Phase Diagram
Examples/Problems
Invariant Reaction Systems
Crystal Structure & Diffusion
Lattice Systems
Crystal Structure & Atomic Packing Factor
Defect Engineering
Ceramics
Slip Systems in Crystal Structures
Diagrams/Examples
Key Polymers
Common Polymers & Their Key Advantages
Diagrams
Mechanical Properties
Thermal Properties
Electrical & Magnetic Properties
Magnetic Ordering
Failure & Corrosion
Types of Corrosion
Advanced Materials Processing
Metals
Polymers
Ceramics & Semiconductors
Microscopy For Materials
General Equations & Review
Materials Classification
Notable Themes