Made of protons,electrons and neutrons When a substance changes but NO new substance is formed No definite shape or volume, particles move very quickly process where one or more substances are altered into a new and different substances plywood materials that are made of two or more basic materials Gases with electric charge. Examples: lightning, nebulas Pros: Durable & strong Electrical & thermal insulator Non-reactive Cons: Brittle fiberglass digesting a cheeseburger silly putty commonly used as a material because they are light, tough, long-lasting, recyclable, easy to form into shapes, cheap to permanently deform a material Has definite shape and volume and particles are very close together temporary shape change Ways to prevent corroding of this material: keep dry paint use stainless steel mass is neither created nor destroyed plastic milk jug Has a definite volume and shape, particles slide past each other and take the shape of the container proteins, hair, nails Pros: Electrical & thermal conductivity Malleable Cons: Corrosive Fatigue viscosity can change when under force to either more liquid or more solid We live in this “Age” materials are strong/flexible/cheap measure of the resistance of a fluid to deformation under stress Made of atoms that are held together by chemical bonds Who studies the chemical and mechanical properties and structure of different man-made and natural materials Made of protons,electrons and neutrons When a substance changes but NO new substance is formed No definite shape or volume, particles move very quickly process where one or more substances are altered into a new and different substances plywood materials that are made of two or more basic materials Gases with electric charge. Examples: lightning, nebulas Pros: Durable & strong Electrical & thermal insulator Non-reactive Cons: Brittle fiberglass digesting a cheeseburger silly putty commonly used as a material because they are light, tough, long-lasting, recyclable, easy to form into shapes, cheap to permanently deform a material Has definite shape and volume and particles are very close together temporary shape change Ways to prevent corroding of this material: keep dry paint use stainless steel mass is neither created nor destroyed plastic milk jug Has a definite volume and shape, particles slide past each other and take the shape of the container proteins, hair, nails Pros: Electrical & thermal conductivity Malleable Cons: Corrosive Fatigue viscosity can change when under force to either more liquid or more solid We live in this “Age” materials are strong/flexible/cheap measure of the resistance of a fluid to deformation under stress Made of atoms that are held together by chemical bonds Who studies the chemical and mechanical properties and structure of different man-made and natural materials
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Made of protons,electrons and neutrons
When a substance
changes but NO new substance is formed
No definite shape or volume, particles move very quickly
process where one or more substances are altered into a new and different substances
plywood
materials that are made of two or more basic materials
Gases with electric charge. Examples:
lightning, nebulas
Pros:
Durable & strong
Electrical & thermal insulator
Non-reactive
Cons:
Brittle
fiberglass
digesting a cheeseburger
silly putty
commonly used as a material because they are light, tough, long-lasting, recyclable, easy to form into shapes, cheap
to permanently deform a material
Has definite shape and volume and particles are very close together
temporary shape change
Ways to prevent corroding of this material: keep dry paint use stainless steel
mass is neither created nor destroyed
plastic milk jug
Has a definite volume and shape, particles slide past each other and take the shape of the container
proteins, hair, nails
Pros:
Electrical & thermal conductivity
Malleable
Cons:
Corrosive
Fatigue
viscosity can change when under force to either more liquid or more solid
We live in this “Age” materials are strong/flexible/cheap
measure of the resistance of a fluid to deformation under stress
Made of atoms that are held together by chemical bonds
Who studies the chemical and mechanical properties and structure of different man-made and natural materials