Comparing materials and their properties
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I can compare the properties of glass, clay ceramics, polymers, composites, and metals; and explain how the properties of materials are related to their uses.
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Production processes for industrial materials are under continuous development, with new materials discovered.
Several factors direct a choice of materials: performance, production processes, cost, aesthetics, and others.
Composites are mixtures of materials made up of a matrix and a reinforcement.
Qualitative data describes properties, while quantitative data measures properties numerically.
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