Metals and Alloys: Resources and Reserves

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Explores the kinetics and properties of metals and alloys, emphasizing phase transitions and hardening mechanisms.

Explores stress in material fatigue, endurance limits, crack propagation, and real-world applications.

Covers the structure of metals, ceramics, and polymers, discussing coordination, defects, and polymer classification.

Explores the design of a pressure tank, emphasizing material selection, wall thickness, and safety aspects in pressure vessel design.

Covers the elastic limit, dislocations, and plasticity mechanisms of materials.

Explores heterodiffusion in metals, discussing solutes at infinite dilution and their correlation with the valence of the solvent-solute.

Covers yield strength, hardness, defects, dislocations, plasticity mechanisms, and hardening in materials science for mechanical engineering.

Explores electrical conductivity in metals, semiconductors, and the optical properties of semiconductors.

Explores phase transformations in metals and alloys, discussing kinetics, structural hardening, and dislocation movement obstacles.

Covers the basics of materials science, including classification and selection criteria for different materials.