Front Cover -- ENGINEERING MATERIALS SCIENCE -- Copyright Page -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION TO MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING -- 1.1. Materials Resources and Their Implications -- 1.2. Materials and Engmeering -- 1.3. Engineering Materials and Selected Applications -- 1.4. Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 2. ELECTRONS IN ATOMS AND SOLIDS: BONDING -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Atomic Electrons in Single Atoms -- 2.3. Fingerprinting Atoms -- 2.4. Electrons in Molecules and Solids -- 2.5. Bonding in Solids -- 2.6. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 3. STRUCTURE OF SOLIDS -- 3.1. Introduction to Crystal Strumre -- 3.2. Common Crystal Structures -- 3.3. Atom Positions, Directions, and Planes in Crystal Structures -- 3.4. Experimental Evidence for Crystal Structure -- 3.5. Defects in Crystalline Solids -- 3.6. Structural Morphologies and How They Are Revealed -- 3.7. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 4. POLYMERS, GLASSES, CERAMICS, AND NONMETALLIC MIXTURES -- 4.1. Introduction -- 4.2. Introduction to Polymers -- 4.3. Polymer Chemistry and Structure -- 4.4. Polymer Morphology -- 4.5. Inorganic Glasses -- 4.6. Ceramics: An Introduction -- 4.7. Structure of Ceramics -- 4.8. Cement and Concrete -- 4.9. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 5. THERMODYNAMICS OF SOLIDS -- 5.1. Introduction -- 5.2. Chemical Reactions -- 5.3. Single-Component Systems -- 5.4. Introduction to Binary Phase Diagrams -- 5.5. Additional Phase Diagrams -- 5.6. Structure and Composition of Phases -- 5.7. Thermodynamics of Surfaces and Interfaces -- 5.8. Thermodynamics of Point Defects -- 5.9. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading.

Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 6. KINETICS OF MASS TRANSPORT AND PHASE TRANSFORMATIONS -- 6.1. Introduction -- 6.2. Macroscopic Diffusion Phenomena -- 6.3. Atom Movements and Diffusion -- 6.4. Nucleation -- 6.5. Kinetics of Phase Transformations -- 6.6. Generalized Solid-State Kinetics -- 6.7. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 7. MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF SOLIDS -- 7.1. Introduction -- 7.2. Elastic Behavior -- 7.3. Plastic Deformation of Metals -- 7.4. Role of Dislocations -- 7.5. Mechanical Behavior of Polymers -- 7.6. Mechanical Behavior of Ceramics and Glasses -- 7.7. Mechanical Testing of Materials -- 7.8. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 8. MATERIALS PROCESSING AND FORMING OPERATIONS -- 8.1. Introduction -- 8.2. Solidification Processing of Metals -- 8.3. Mechanical Forming Operations -- 8.4. Powder Metallurgy -- 8.5. Polymer Processing -- 8.6. Forming Glass -- 8.7. Processing of Ceramics -- 8.8. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 9. HOW ENGIHEERING MATERIALS ARE STRENGTHENED AND TOUGHENED -- 9.1. Introduction -- 9.2. Heat Treatment of Steel -- 9.3. Ferrous and Nonferrous Alloys: Properties and Applications -- 9.4. Mechanical Working and Recrystallization -- 9.5. Strengthening Nonferrous Metals -- 9.6. Modeling Composite Properties -- 9.7. Engineering Composites -- 9.8. Ceramics and How to Strengthen and Toughen Them -- 9.9. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 10. DEGRADATION AND FAILURE OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS -- 10.1. Introduction -- 10.2. Corrosion -- 10.3. Gaseous Oxidation -- 10.4. Wear -- 10.5. Fracture of Engineering Materials -- 10.6. Elevated Temperature Creep Degradation and Failure -- 10.7. Fatigue -- 10.8. Fracture Case History.

10.9. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 11. ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES OF METALS, INSULATORS, AND DIELECTRICS -- 11.1. Introduction to Electrical Conduction in Solids -- 11.2. Electrons in Metals -- 11.3. Electron Scattering and Resistivity of Metals -- 11.4. Thermal Conductivity of Materials -- 1 1.5. Superconductivity -- 11.6. Conduction Behavior in Insulating Solids -- 1 1.7. Dielectric Phenomena -- 11.8. Dielectric Materials and Applications -- 11.9. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 12. SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIALS AND DEVICES SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY -- 12.1. Introduction -- 12.2. Carriers and Conduction in Homogenous Semiconductors -- 12.3. Phenomena at Semiconductor Junctions -- 12.4. Diodes and Transistors -- 12.5. Materials Issues in Processing Semiconductor Devices -- 12.6. Fabrication of Integrated Circuit Transistors -- 12.7. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 13. OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS -- 13.1. Introduction -- 13.2. Interaction of Light with Solids -- 13.3. Appliations of the Optical Properties of Metals and Dielectrics -- 13.4. Electro-optical Phenomena and Devices -- 13.5. Lasers -- 13.6. Optical Communications -- 13.7. Miscellaneous Optical Properties and Effects -- 13.8. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 14. MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS -- 14.1. Introduction -- 14.2. Macroscopic Interaction between Magnetic Fields and Materials -- 14.3. Atomic Basis of Magnetism -- 14.4. The Magnetization Process: Magnetic Domains -- 14.5. Ferromagnetic Materials and Applications -- 14.6. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- CHAPTER 15. FAILURE AND RELIABILITY OF ELECTRONIC MATERIALS AND DEVICES.

15.1. Introduction -- 15.2. Reliability in Electronics: Past, Present, and Future -- 15.3. Mathematics of Failure and Reliability -- 15.4. Failure Mechanisms -- 15.5. Specific Examples of Failure Mechanisms -- 15.6. Perspective and Conclusion -- Additional Reading -- Questions and Problems -- APPENDIX A: PROPERTIES OF SELECTED ELEMENTS (AT 20°C) -- APPENDIX B: VALUES OF SELECTED PHYSICAL CONSTANTS -- APPENDIX C: CONVERSION FACTORS -- ANSWERS TO SELECTED PROBLEMS -- INDEX -- DOCUMENTATION FOR COMPUTER MODULES -- Color Plate Section.