CME 315 Lab 12

1. What are the principal natural processes that affect the petrophysical properties of sedimentary rocks? 2. As shown in Table 1.1, the total bulk chemical analysis of rock samples is clearly different from the surface analysis. What effect does this have on the rock properties?

According to Riippi et al. (1998), briefly discuss the effects of increased compression force to the following tablet properties: Disintegration time Surface profiles (as seen on SEM photographs)

Graph the data. label each line the type of crystal

Stress, MPa 50 48 46 44 42 40 38 36 34 32 30 28 26 24 22 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6429 1.75 1.8 Strain, % Based on the image above, what is the maximum load that the material can sustain if its cross- sectional area is 28.27 mm^2? 1.385 E-3 N 1.385 E+6 N 1385 N 1.385 E+9 N 3.05

- & Sketch New · C $ 7 ♡ www 1500 kg/m³ O 3000 kg/m³ 5000 kg/m³ 7000 kg/m³ 9000 kg/m³ 44 < HD E Material X has an atomic radius R = 0.125 nm, an atomic weight of A = 51 g/mol, and a body centered cubic (BCC) crystal structure. Calculate the mass density of this material. Hint: Do your calculations in SI units, as this will help avoid numerical errors from unit conversions. Choose the answer closest to your calculated value.

1. What is the functional purpose of an airbag?   The functional purpose of an airbag is to give a cushioned surface for the driver of a vehicle during the time of the collision. On page one, paragraph three, states, “They are designed to supplement seatbelt restraints and help to distribute the load exerted on a human body during an accident.” The airbag helps to absorb and distribute the force of the impact caused by the result of collision. Since the airbag is filled with a gas (N2) it can slow down the forward motion which can prevent someone from creating a sudden collision in the steering wheel with a greater force. It may also prevent the person inside from being thrown from the vehicle during a crash. Thus, the functional purpose of an airbag is to protect the driver from collision with the steering wheel by minimizing the force of impact.           2. While a series of events take place within the airbag system, what ultimately causes the airbag, stored in the steering column,…

1. What is the functional purpose of an airbag?   The functional purpose of an airbag is to give a cushioned surface for the driver of a vehicle during the time of the collision. On page one, paragraph three, states, “They are designed to supplement seatbelt restraints and help to distribute the load exerted on a human body during an accident.” The airbag helps to absorb and distribute the force of the impact caused by the result of collision. Since the airbag is filled with a gas (N2) it can slow down the forward motion which can prevent someone from creating a sudden collision in the steering wheel with a greater force. It may also prevent the person inside from being thrown from the vehicle during a crash. Thus, the functional purpose of an airbag is to protect the driver from collision with the steering wheel by minimizing the force of impact.           2. While a series of events take place within the airbag system, what ultimately causes the airbag, stored in the steering column,…

4. An alloy has an elastic modulus of 115 GPa. For the alloy, plastic deformation begins at a stress of 275 MPa. (a) If a sample of cross-sectional area 325 mm? is obtained from the alloy, determine the maximum load that may be applied on the sample without plastic deformation. (b) The original sample length is specified as 115 mm, what is the maximum length to which the sample can be stretched without plastic deformation.

Please complete the following reaction, the product produces a bidentate carboxylate. Make sure to show all the resonance structures

X Particulate Electrical Forces Unit Test - Profile 1- Microsoft Edge https://www.connexus.com/assessments/learnosity.aspx?idAssessment=1867963&idWebuser=3723941&idSection=D1554684&idHtmllet=D12228907 Particulate Electrical Forces Unit Test Particulate Electrical Forces Unit Test Water exhibits hydrogen bonding. Which option describes what this indicates about water? (1 point) Water will generally require less energy for a phase change compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds. O Water will generally have a lower boiling point compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds. O Water will generally have a lower melting point compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds. Water will generally require more energy for a phase change compared to a similar substance without hydrogen bonds. Type here to search

A polymer looses 40% of its strength in 10 days and 50% in 20 days. How many days will it take to loose 60% of its strength Please provide detailed answer.

Which of the following is the correct order of soil particles in order of increasing particle size? * clay-sand-silt sand-clay-silt clay-silt-sand silt-clay-sand

Detrital sedimentary rocks are classified primarilyc B) type of bedding C) composition A) color on the basis of 54. Sedimentary rocks comprise approximately D) particle size A) 5 B) 15 C) 30 D) 50 percent of Earth's outermost 10 miles. 55. Which rock type is associated with a high-energy environment (such as a very turbulent stream)? A) conglomerate B) shale C) chert 56. Compaction would probably be most significant as a lithification process for D) none of these A) shale B) sandstone C) conglomerate D) breccia 57. The most abundant chemical sedimentary rock is A) limestone B) dolomite C) chert D) rock salt 58. Metamorphism may result from B) pressure C) chemical action A) heat D) all of these is a planar, parallel alignment of different mineral bands in a metamorphic rock. 59. C) Stress streaking B) Foliation D) Marbleizing A) Rock cleavage 60. The primary agent of contact metamorphism is B) heat D) strain C) stress A) folding 61. The geothermal gradient represents: A) The earth's…