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Section A: Material Categories and Properties Flashcards

1
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What is paper measured in and common weights

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GSM
60-170gsm

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What are the properties and uses of layout paper

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med oppacity, smooth finish
60-90gsm
sketch and design work

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What are the properties and uses of tracing paper

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off white low opacity
60-90gsm
copying,overlay and tracing drawings

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What are the properties and uses of cartridge paper

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thick white, textured surface
120-150gsm
sketching,watercolours, ink drawings

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What are the properties and uses of Bleed proof paper

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thick coated, prevents ink/pen bleed
120-150gsm
high quality illustraions, colour richness and vibrancy

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What are the properties and uses of grid paper

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white, printed grid squares, isometric&others
80-100gsm
scale drawings, model making, scientific diagrams

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What range does card weigh

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200-350gsm

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How is board measured

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thickness in microns

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What are the properties and uses of corrugated card

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2 layers of lightweight card
contains fluted layer for strength
packaging for impact protection and insulation
fully degradable/recylable

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What are the properties and uses of foil-lined card

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card coated in foil on one side
retains heat, creates moisture barrier
takeaway containers

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What are the properties and uses of Duplex

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2 layers bonded together often with white external layer
metallic/holographic finish
packaging
food and drink with waxy coating

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What are the properties and uses of foam core

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inner foam core with paper face
rigid and stiff
model making and mounting artworks

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What are the properties and uses of ink jet

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treated card with smooth finish, bleed proof prinatble surface
printing photos, artworks

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What are the properties and uses of solid white

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high quality, white smooth finish on both sides
greetings cards, quality packaging and book covers

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15
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Name the 5 hardwoods

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ash
beech
mahogany
balsa
oak

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What form of tree is hardwood

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desiduous-broad leafed hybernates in winter

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What are the properties and uses of ash

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flexible, tough, shock resistant laminates well
sports equip, tool handles

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What are the properties and uses of beech

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fine finish, tough, durable
childrens toys, models, furniture, veneers

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What are the properties and uses of mahogany

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easily worked, durable, finishes well
high end furniture, joinery, veneers

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What are the properties and uses of oak

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tough, hard, durable, high quality finish possible
flooring, furniture, railway sleepers, veneers

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What are the properties and uses of balsa

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very soft, spongy, good strength:weight
prototype, modelling

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What form of tree is softwood

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coniferous-bears needles and cones

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What are the properties and uses of pine

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lightweight, easy to work, split, resinous near knots
interior construction, furniture

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What are the properties and uses of spruce

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easy to work, hight stiffness:weight
construction, furniture, musical instuments

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What are the properties and uses of larch

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durable, tough, good water resistance, good surface finish
exterior cladding, decking,flooring,machined mouldings,furniture,veneers,railway sleepers

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What are the properties and uses of plywood

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very stable due to alternate layering at 90*, outside layers running same direction
furniture, shelving, toys,construction

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What are manufactured boards

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sheets of processed natural timber waste products/veneers combined with adhesives
made of waste wood, low-grade timber, recycled timber

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What are the properties and uses of ferrous metals

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most magnetic
vulnrable to rust with no finish

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What are the properties and uses of chipboard

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good compressive strength, good value, prone to chipping on edges/corners, unless finished not water resistant
flooring, low-end furniture, kitchen units, worktops

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What are the properties and uses of MDF

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rigid,stable,smooth,easy to finish, absorbent-not good in damp
flat pack furniture, toys, kitchen units, internal construction

31
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Wgat do ferrous metals contain

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iron ferrite
high tensile strength and durability

32
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How is stainless stell protected from rusting

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its got chromium in it

33
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What are the properties and uses of cast iron

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hard,brittle, resists deformation&rust
kitchen pans, machine bases, manhole covers

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What are the properties and uses of low carbon/ mild steel

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tough, ductile, rusts easily
car bodies, steel building frames, pipelines

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What are the properties and uses of high carbon steel

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hard, bittle, hard wearing, resists abrasion, retains shape
tools, blades, scissors

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What are the properties and uses of non-ferrous

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pure metals no iron
non-magnetic- used for electronices/wire
higher resistance to rust but corrode/oxidise
used externally for guttering pipes/road signs

37
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Name 3 ferrous metals

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cast iron
low carbon/ mild steel
high carbon steel

38
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Name 4 non-ferrous metals

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zinc
copper
tin
aluminium

39
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What are the properties and uses of aluminium

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lightweight, ductile, resists corrosion
bike frames, drink cans, takeaway trays

40
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What are the properties and uses of zinc

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brittle, malleable, high corrosion resistance
galvanise steel

41
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What are the properties and uses of copper

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ductile, malleable, good electrical conductor
plumbing supplies, electrical cables

42
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What are the properties and uses of tin

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malleable, ductile, high corrosion ressistance, good electrical conductor
solder, plating sufaces eg cans

43
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What are alloys

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mixture of 1+ pure metal with another element to improve properties/aesthetics

44
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alloys

Explain high speed steel

A

can withstand high temps when machinging at hight speed
used in cutting tools like drill bits, mill cutters and dies

45
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alloys

Explain stainless steel

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Hard, ductile, rust resistant, chromium layers protcts from corrosion
Cutlery, kitchen and medical equip

46
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thermoforming polymers

Describe Polypropylene (PP)

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Flexible,tough, lightweight,food safe
used in kitchen, medical products, rope

47
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thermoforming polymers

Describe HDPE

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Lightweight, rip/chemical resistant
used in milk bottles, pipes, crates,wheelie bins

48
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thermoforming polymers

Describe HIPS

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Felxible, impact resistant, lightweight, food safe
used in yoghurt pots vacuum formed products

49
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thermoforming polymers

Describe PET

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Blow moulded,chemically resistant and recyclable
used water bottles, containers and yarn

50
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thermoforming polymers

Describe PMMA

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tough, brittle when thin, easily scratched
used in car lights, alt. to glass, modern baths, clothing

51
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thermoforming polymers

Describe PVC

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Flexible, easily extruded, tough and resistant to chemicals
used in raincoats,pipes and electrical tape

52
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thermosetting polymers

Describe PR

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Good electrical insulator, hard, tough when mixed w glass-GRP
used in encapsulation, boat hulls as GRP

53
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thermosetting polymers

Describe Urea formaldehyde UF

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High tensile strength, heat resistant, good elecric insulator, hard, brittle
used in adhesives, decorative kaminates and electrical casings

54
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thermosetting polymers

Describe Exposy resin

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Good strength to weight ratio, good electrical insulator, heat resistant
used in bonding waterproff coating, electric circuit boards

55
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thermosetting polymers

Describe PF

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Heat resistant, good electrical insulator
used in heat res. handles, electrical components, snooker balls

56
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thermosetting polymers

Describe MF

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Lightweight,hard,brittle
used in worktops,surfaces, some kitchenware

57
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Describe thermosetting specialty

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Plastics have rigid cross-linked polymer chains that cannot be reformed when heated

58
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Describe thermoforming

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Plastics have more flexible and loose polymer chains that break apart when heated

59
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Describe natural fibres

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made from animal or plant based fibres-renewable

60
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Describe cotton

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Soft,strong absorbent, washes and takes dyes well
used as towels,bedsheets and clothing

61
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Describe slik

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Soft, lightweight natural shine bec of triangular structure
used in lux. clothing, undies, ties, wall hangings, night clothes

62
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Describe wool

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Warm,naturally crease res., shinkable
used in jumpers, coats,suits,blankets and carpets

63
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Describe synthetic fibres

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made from chemically produced polymers

64
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Describe Nylon

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Strong,heard wearing, crease res.
used in rope, webbing,parachutes,sportswear,umbrellas

65
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Describe lycra

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Smooth, strong,elactic/stretchy, quick drying
used in sportwear, swim, surgical supports

66
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Describe polyester

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tough, strong, hard wearing, non-absorbent
used in fleece, backpacks, threads, sportswear

67
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Describe blended/mixed fibres

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combine 2+ types of fibres to produce useful property fabric

68
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Describe polycotton

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durable, stronger than cotton, crease reduce
used in clothing and bed sheets

69
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Describe woven cloth

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made of two sets of yarn, threaded 90deg. WARP fixed on the loom length. WEFT run on width

70
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Describe plain weave

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strong hard wearing, retains shape, even surface
used in table cloths, upholstery, clothing

71
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Describe non-woven fabric

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made directly from fibres without being spun

72
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Describe weft knitting

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machine/hand made, using single yarn that interlocking loops across width.
stretchy/loose shape

73
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Describe warp knitting

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machine made, forms interlocking vertical loops
less stretcy/holds shape better

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