Advanced Manufacturing Materials

Plastics typically consume _______ of petroleum produced worldwide.

• 1%

• 4%

• 10%

• 15%

Smart fabrics, engineered tissue, fabricated cells, fuels, and improved medicines using nanotechnology are just a few examples of _______.

• Technical materials

• Advanced parts

• Advanced materials

• Small scale products

_______ is a reddish, malleable metal that conducts electricity well and resists weathering.

• Steel

• Cast iron

• Aluminum

• Copper

_______ use metals, plastics, and other materials in combinations of two or more to obtain the desired properties.

• Composites

• Aluminum alloys

• Refractory ceramics

• Ferrous metals

Besides carbon, ferrous metals often contain _______.

• Iron

• Copper

• Zink

• Boron

Computer chips are created using ________.

• Additive manufacturing

• Small scale chip machines

• Nanomanufacturing

• Metal pressing technology

Steel is the ________ manufacturing material in the world.

• Most flexible

• Most popular

• Most expensive

• Most creative

________ metals are resistant to corrosion, lightweight, and bendable.

• Ferrous

• Non-Ferrous

• Composite

• Nanometer

________ ceramics consist of clay-based products, glass, and cement.

• Alloyed

• Organic

• Engineered

• Traditional

Brass and bronze are examples of ________.

• Non-ferrous metals

• Ferrous metals

• Alloys

• Composites