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• In metals, valence and conduction bands often:

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• Which material is appropriate where leakage current must be limited?

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• Which property allows return to original shape after unloading?

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• Which particle number identifies an element?

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• Where are protons and neutrons located?

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• Electrons in the outermost shell are called:

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• Which material class allows current to flow easily?

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• The valence band is associated with:

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• The outermost occupied electron shell is the:

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• Which property describes heat flow through a material?

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• Which is a non-metallic insulating material?

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• Which is an important electrical-material characteristic?

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• An insulator generally has a:

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• Which subatomic particle has a positive charge?

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• Which subatomic particle is electrically neutral?

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• Which property describes being hammered into thin sheets?

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• Which class has conductivity between conductors and insulators?

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• Which material is commonly used in magnetic machine cores?

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• Which theory explains allowed electron-energy ranges in solids?

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• Which property describes resistance to indentation?

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