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Froggy Jumps Materials: metalsOnline version Materials: metals by Natalia Franco Ruiz 1 Fall under two broad categories: Ferrous (containing iron) and Nonferrous a Metals b Steel c Rust 2 A usually reddish-brown oxide formed by the reaction of iron and oxygen in the catalytic presence of water or air moisture a Metals b Steel c Rust 3 Modifying method where metals are mixed with other etements, usually other metals, to improve its strength and workability a Alloys b Heat-treated metals c Cold-worked metals 4 Modifying method where metals are heated to moderate and then slowly cooled to produce harder and stronger metal a Alloys b Tempering c Cold-worked metals 5 Modifying method where metals are heated to very high temperatures and then slowly cooled to softening the metal so that it's easier to work a Tempering b Heat-treated metals c Annealing 6 At room temperature, metals are rolled thin, beaten, or drawn, making them stronger but more brittle by altering their crystalline structures a Cold-worked metals b Heat-treated metals c Alloys 7 Metal is squeezed between rollers a Cold-worked metals b Heat-treated metals c Cold rolling 8 Metal is pulled through increasingly smaller orifices produces the wires and cables used to prestress concrete a Cold-worked metals b Drawing c Cold rolling 9 A thin oxide layer of controlled color and consistency is electrolytically added to aluminum to improve its surface appearance a Anodizing b Electroplating c Galvanizing 10 Chromium and cadmium are coated onto steel to protect it from oxidation and improve its appearance a Anodizing b Electroplating c Galvanizing 11 Steel is coated with zinc to protect it against corrosion a Anodizing b Electroplating c Galvanizing 12 Fabrication technique where molten metal is poured into a shaped mold a Casting b Drawing c Extrusion 13 Fabrication technique where wires are produced by pulling metal through increasingly smaller holes. a Forging b Drawing c Extrusion 14 Fabrication technique where heated (but not molten) metal is squeezed through a die, producing a long metal piece with a shaped profile a Forging b Grinding c Extrusion 15 Fabrication technique where metal is heated until flexible and then bent into a desired shape. a Forging b Grinding c Machining 16 Fabrication technique where machines grind and polish metal to create flat, finished surfaces a Casting b Grinding c Machining 17 Fabrication technique where material is cut away to achieve a desired shape. Processes include drilling, milling (with rotating wheel), lathing (for cylindrical shapes), sawing, shearing, and punching a Stamping b Rolling c Machining 18 Fabrication technique where metal is squeezed between rollers a Stamping b Rolling c Machining 19 Fabrication technique where sheet metal is squeezed between matching dies to give it shape and texture a Stamping b Rolling c Machining

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Materials: metalsOnline version

by Natalia Franco Ruiz

Fall under two broad categories: Ferrous (containing iron) and Nonferrous

A usually reddish-brown oxide formed by the reaction of iron and oxygen in the catalytic presence of water or air moisture

Modifying method where metals are mixed with other etements, usually other metals, to improve its strength and workability

Modifying method where metals are heated to moderate and then slowly cooled to produce harder and stronger metal

Modifying method where metals are heated to very high temperatures and then slowly cooled to softening the metal so that it's easier to work

At room temperature, metals are rolled thin, beaten, or drawn, making them stronger but more brittle by altering their crystalline structures

Metal is squeezed between rollers

Metal is pulled through increasingly smaller orifices produces the wires and cables used to prestress concrete

A thin oxide layer of controlled color and consistency is electrolytically added to aluminum to improve its surface appearance

Chromium and cadmium are coated onto steel to protect it from oxidation and improve its appearance

Steel is coated with zinc to protect it against corrosion

Fabrication technique where molten metal is poured into a shaped mold

Fabrication technique where wires are produced by pulling metal through increasingly smaller holes.

Fabrication technique where heated (but not molten) metal is squeezed through a die, producing a long metal piece with a shaped profile

Fabrication technique where metal is heated until flexible and then bent into a desired shape.

Fabrication technique where machines grind and polish metal to create flat, finished surfaces

Fabrication technique where material is cut away to achieve a desired shape. Processes include drilling, milling (with rotating wheel), lathing (for cylindrical shapes), sawing, shearing, and punching

Fabrication technique where metal is squeezed between rollers

Fabrication technique where sheet metal is squeezed between matching dies to give it shape and texture