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Is ceramics defined as products made from organic materials having metallic properties?
False
Are ceramics usually processed at a high temperature during their manufacture?
True
Does the word ceramics generally mean dinnerware, figurines, vases, and other objects of ceramic art to most people?
True
Are the majority of ceramic products generally recognized?
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Do ceramic products have a number of outstanding properties which determine their usefulness?
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Study Notes
Ceramics: Definition and Properties
- Ceramics are products created from inorganic materials with non-metallic properties.
- Typically processed at high temperatures during manufacturing.
- Common associations with ceramics include dinnerware, figurines, and vases.
- Many ceramic products, not commonly recognized, have significant industrial applications.
- Notable properties of ceramics include hardness, heat resistance, and chemical stability, making them highly useful in various fields.
Industrial Engineering Context
- Submitted by Group 8 from the SBIE-2F class at Quezon City University.
- Project leader is Hasel Joy T. Enoc, with members Daniela Joy V. Lacson, Yvey O. Ramirez, Cherry Mae T. Dadola, and Mark Daniel Fernando.
- Project overseen by Engr. Joel O. Raborar in the Department of Industrial Engineering.
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Description
This quiz covers the topic of "Glass and Ceramics Engineering Materials" and is submitted by Group 8 (SBIE-2F) to the Industrial Engineering Department at Quezon City University. It is supervised by Engr. Joel O. Raborar. The quiz will likely explore various aspects of materials science, properties, and applications related to glass and ceramics.
