Session Topic: UNIT 3, 4, and 5
Practice questions
Course Name: Chemical and Biological Materials
Course Code: C1UB129T
Instructor Name: Dr Roopali Sharma
Galgotias University 1
At the end of this session students will be able to
LO1: answer the higher order thinking
descriptive questions for practice
Galgotias University 2
UNIT 3- Practice questions
3 Marks Questions:
[Link] nanomaterials. What is the typical size range of their structural features?
[Link] between 0-D and 1-D nanomaterials with one example each.
5 Marks Questions
[Link] and contrast the Top-Down and Bottom-Up approaches of nanomaterial synthesis.
[Link] the classification of nanomaterials based on spatial confinement.
8 Marks Questions
[Link] the sol-gel method of synthesizing nanomaterials. What are its advantages?
[Link] how nanomaterials exhibit unique properties compared to their bulk counterparts due to their high
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surface-to-volume ratio.
10 Marks Questions
[Link] the suitability of Top-Down and Bottom-Up approaches for producing high-purity nanomaterials in terms
of morphology, size control, and environmental impact.
[Link] the structure, fabrication techniques, and any two key applications of nanocomposites.
15 Marks Questions
[Link] on the types of nanocomposites (e.g., carbon-metal, bio-inspired), their fabrication techniques, and
discuss their applications in at least three different fields such as aerospace, electronics, or fuel cells.
[Link] the significance of nanocomposites in modern materials science. How do their structural and functional
properties address current technological challenges?
UNIT 4- Practice questions
3 Marks Questions:
[Link] any three characteristics of an ideal biomaterial.
[Link] are bioinert ceramics? Give one example.
5 Marks Questions
1. Write a short note on polymeric biomaterials and their advantages.
2. Describe the components of biocompatibility.
8 Marks Questions
[Link] the classification of biomaterials based on chemical bonding and applications.
[Link] the properties and biomedical applications of ceramic biomaterials.
10 Marks Questions
1. Discuss the different types of bioceramics and their interaction with bone tissue.
2. Explain the problems associated with non-biocompatible biomaterials and their clinical consequences.
15 Marks Questions
1. Explain bioceramics in detail, classifying them into bioinert, bioactive, and bioresorbable ceramics
with examples and applications.
2. Describe diamond-like carbon (DLC) films, their structure, properties, and role in improving the
performance of biomedical implants.
1. 3 Marks
UNITand
a) Define a chemical sensor 5- Practice questions
explain its basic working principle.
b) List any three important characteristics of a biosensor and explain
briefly.
2. 5 Marks
a) Differentiate between chemical sensors and biosensors with examples.
b) Explain the role of wearable biosensors in healthcare applications.
3. 8 Marks
a) Describe the key components of a biosensor with a neat diagram.
Explain their function in brief.
b) Discuss various types of transducers used in biosensors and their
operating principles.
4. 10 Marks
c) Explain how biosensors are used in environmental monitoring and
bioprocess monitoring. Include at least two examples for each.
d) Evaluate the importance of gas sensors in industrial emission control
and fire detection. Highlight the types used and their operating
conditions.
5. 12 Marks Questions
e)Discuss in detail the applications of chemical and biosensors in the
following fields: medical diagnostics, food safety, and security &
defense.
