Introduction to Materials Technology

Dec 21, 2012

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2. Elements?Molecules of same types of atoms; cannot be broken down into chemically simpler substances?Periodic ChartMetals: generally solid at room temperature-Tend to be good conductors.Nonmetals:may be solids, liquids, or gases at room temp.-Tend to be good insulators. 3. Comp

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