11 Questions
What characteristic is common among most ceramics?
Being non-magnetic
What is the main difference between traditional and advanced ceramics?
One has specific engineered properties, the other does not
What property do ceramics possess that makes them suitable for high-temperature applications?
Being refractory
Which of the following is not a characteristic of ceramics?
Being highly reactive to chemicals
What process do ceramics undergo to become hard and durable?
Heating or 'firing'
What is the primary factor that determines whether a material is considered ceramic?
Its solubility in water
What type of ceramics are engineered to have specific properties?
Advanced ceramics
What is the main difference between ceramics and pottery?
One is a type of ceramic, the other is a type of art
What is a characteristic of some ceramics that makes them prone to breakage?
Shattering easily
What is a requirement for a material to be considered ceramic?
It must not be soluble in water, even when heated
What is a common application of ceramics?
Building materials
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