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Thermal properties of materials
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Group 2 presentation ;thermal
properties
GROUP MEMBERS
CYNTHIA GITHINJI
NICE NJAMBI
FRANCIS
THERMAL PROPERTIES
THIS TOPIC FOCUSES ON RESPONSE OF MATERIALS TO TEMPERATURE
CHANGES
TEMPERATURE CHANGES CAN BE MEASURED by thermometers
,thermocouple ,and tactile sense .
Temp changes may occur during the setting reaction of some
materials during cavity preparations and also the oral environment is
exposed to both hot and cold foods in a cyclic manner
Thermal conductivity –is the quantity of heat passing through a
body one centimeter thick ,within a cross section of one square
centimeter when the temperature difference is one degree
centigrade .its represented in the units of watts /m/s/degree
centigrade.
Thermal diffusivity
It’s the rate at which a solid with non uniform temperature reaches a
state of equilibrium .
Its calculated as thermal diffusivity =thermal conductivity /specific
heat capacity times density .units are mm^2/sec
This parameter is important since;
A)prosthesis in the mouth are exposed to non steady state due to
eating and drinking hot or cold substances
B) a 5.5 degrees Celsius Increase in temperature is capable of
causing pulp damage
Linear coefficient of thermal
expansion COTE
This is the change in the length per unit of a material when the
temperature Is raised by one degree kelvin .
Question 1
Which is not a thermal property in dental biomaterials ?
A)thermal conductivity
B)glass transitional temperature
C)thermal diffusivity
D)specific heat
E)coefficient of thermal expansion
Question 2
Cote of dental materials should
A )Waxes demonstrate the lowest COTE
B)is a measure of change in length per unit length for a 1 degree
Celsius change in temperature
C)dental ceramics exhibit the highest cote value
D)should ideally be higher than that of dental tissues
E)none of the above