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Amalgam FUE Questions
Amalgam FUE Questions
2. Zinc is added during the manufacturing of dental amalgam alloy to act as:
a. Nucleating agent.
b. Scavenger.
c. Setting retarder.
d. None of the above.
3. Dental amalgam can be used for all of the following clinical applications except:
a. Core for full crowns.
b. Posterior direct restoration.
c. Anterior direct restoration.
d. Retrograde filling material in endodontics.
4. All of the following elements of dental amalgam decrease the creep except:
a. Silver.
b. Copper.
c. Tin.
d. Zinc.
11. The element responsible for elimination of gamma-2 phase in dental amalgam
a. Zn
b. Ag
c. Cu
d. Sn
13. High copper amalgam is stronger than low copper amalgam due to
a. Elimination of gamma-1 phase
b. Presence of eta phase
c. Elimination of gamma 2 phase
d. Absence of zinc
15. Tin cannot be eliminated from the dental amalgam alloy because it:
a. Decreases creep
b. Increases corrosion resistance
c. Decreases reactivity with Hg and help amalgamation
d. Increases reactivity with Hg and help amalgamation
16. Self sealability of dental amalgam is a property related to its
a. Corrosion behavior
b. Brittleness
c. Viscoelasticity
d. Ability to bond chemically to tooth structure
17. Why is the use of pre-proportioned dental amalgam capsules are preferred
a. Increases trituration time
b. Increases exposure to Hg
c. Increase Hg/powder ratio
d. Reduces Hg/powder ratio
18. How is bonding between dental amalgam and the tooth structure achieved
a. Mismatching in their coefficient of thermal expansion
b. Chemical bonding and mechanical interlocking
c. Chemical bonding
d. Mechanical bonding
20. Eta phase could NOT be found after setting in the microstructure of
a. High copper admixed amalgam
b. Zinc containing uni-compositional amalgam
c. Low copper conventional amalgam
d. High copper uni-compositional amalgam
1. c
2. b
3. c
4. c
5. e
6. c
7. c
8. c
9. b
10. c
11. c
12. b
13. c
14. d
15. d
16. a
17. d
18. d
19. b
20. c