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Metals and alloys possess distinct properties that make them essential in various applications. The chapter discusses ferrous and non-ferrous metals, their classifications, and their alloying components. Additionally, key concepts such as phase diagrams, microstructural characteristics, and their significance in material properties are introduced.
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Term: Ferrous Metals
Definition: Metals that contain iron, such as steel, which exhibit specific mechanical properties based on their carbon content.
Term: NonFerrous Metals
Definition: Metals that do not contain significant amounts of iron, such as aluminum and copper, often providing unique properties like lower weight or enhanced corrosion resistance.
Term: Phase Diagrams
Definition: Graphical representations of the equilibrium phases present at different compositions and temperatures, used in alloy design and heat treatment.
Term: Microstructure
Definition: The structure of a material on a microscopic scale, which influences its mechanical properties such as strength, ductility, and hardness.