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                   Important Terms and Concepts    629      17.5   Passivity  698
                   References  629                          17.6   Environmental Effects  699
                   Questions and Problems    629            17.7   Forms of Corrosion  699
                   Design Questions    633                  17.8   Corrosion Environments  707
                   Fundamentals of Engineering Question    633  17.9  Corrosion Prevention  707
                                                            17.10  Oxidation  709
             16. Composites    634                                 CORROSION OF CERAMIC MATERIALS  712
                   Learning Objectives  635                        DEGRADATION OF POLYMERS  713
            16.1   Introduction  635                        17.11  Swelling and Dissolution  713
                   PARTICLE-REINFORCED COMPOSITES  637      17.12  Bond Rupture  715
                                                            17.13  Weathering  716
            16.2   Large-Particle Composites  637
            16.3   Dispersion-Strengthened Composites  641         Summary  717
                                                                   Equation Summary    719
                   FIBER-REINFORCED COMPOSITES  642                List of Symbols    719
            16.4   Influence of Fiber Length    642                Important Terms and Concepts    720
            16.5   Influence of Fiber Orientation and              References  720
                     Concentration  643                            Questions and Problems    721
            16.6   The Fiber Phase  651                            Design Problems    723
            16.7   The Matrix Phase  653                           Fundamentals of Engineering Questions and
            16.8   Polymer-Matrix Composites  653                    Problems  724
            16.9   Metal-Matrix Composites  659             18. Electrical Properties  725
            16.10  Ceramic-Matrix Composites  660
            16.11  Carbon–Carbon Composites  662                   Learning Objectives  726
            16.12  Hybrid Composites  662                   18.1   Introduction  726
            16.13  Processing of Fiber-Reinforced                  ELECTRICAL CONDUCTION  726
                     Composites  663
                                                            18.2   Ohm’s Law  726
                   STRUCTURAL COMPOSITES  665
                                                            18.3   Electrical Conductivity  727
            16.14  Laminar Composites  665                  18.4   Electronic and Ionic Conduction    728
            16.15  Sandwich Panels  667                     18.5   Energy Band Structures in
                     Case Study—Use of Composites in the             Solids  728
                     Boeing 787 Dreamliner  669             18.6   Conduction in Terms of Band and
            16.16  Nanocomposites  670                               Atomic Bonding Models  730
                   Summary  673                             18.7   Electron Mobility  732
                   Equation Summary    675                  18.8   Electrical Resistivity of Metals  733
                   List of Symbols    676                   18.9   Electrical Characteristics of Commercial
                   Important Terms and Concepts    676               Alloys  736
                   References  676                                 Materials of Importance—Aluminum
                   Questions and Problems    676                     Electrical Wires  736
                   Design Problems    679
                   Fundamentals of Engineering Questions and       SEMICONDUCTIVITY  738
                     Problems  680                          18.10  Intrinsic Semiconduction  738
                                                            18.11  Extrinsic Semiconduction  741
                                                            18.12  The Temperature Dependence of Carrier
            17.  Corrosion and Degradation                           Concentration  744
                 of Materials    681
                                                            18.13  Factors That Affect Carrier
                   Learning Objectives  682                          Mobility  745
            17.1   Introduction  682                        18.14  The Hall Effect    749
                                                            18.15  Semiconductor Devices  751
                   CORROSION OF METALS  683
            17.2   Electrochemical Considerations  683             ELECTRICAL CONDUCTION IN IONIC CERAMICS
            17.3   Corrosion Rates  689                              AND IN POLYMERS  757
            17.4   Prediction of Corrosion Rates  691       18.16  Conduction in Ionic Materials    758
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