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MATSE 201 Final Exam Questions With Answers When a material acquires heat, it will gain kinetic energy in the form of quantized vibrations called _____________. A) thermal shock B) thermal conductivity C) phonons D) photons C) phonons The relationship between heat transferred to and abso...

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When a material acquires heat, it will gain kinetic energy in the form of quantized vibrations called
_____________.
A) thermal shock
B) thermal conductivity
C) phonons
D) photons
C) phonons


The relationship between heat transferred to and absorbed by a substance is given by, Q=m•c•∆T.
Which of the following is a major assumption for that relationship?

A) No change in dimension over temperature range of ∆T

B) No phase change over temperature range of ∆T

C) No assumptions are made

D) No change in lattice vibrations over temperature range of ∆T
B) No phase change over temperature range of ∆T


Which of the following would NOT decrease thermal conduction?
A) Decreasing grain size
B) Increasing temperature
C) Adding dislocations
D) Decreasing bond strength
B) Increasing temperature


Which of the following would result in higher charge carrier mobility for a material?
A) Use single crystal
B) Increase temperature
C) Add dislocations
D) Increase impurities
A) Use single crystal


In intrinsic semiconductors, intrinsic conductivity rises exponentially with increasing temperature.
Which of the following explanations explains this rise?

A) An increase in ni
B) A decrease in mobility
C) Intrinsic conductivity does not rise with temperature

D) An increase in Eg
A) An increase in ni


The doping of boron into silicon would result in which of the following?
A) A p-type material
B) An increase in hole concentration
C) An extrinsic semiconductor
D) All of the above

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