Lecture

Material Description: Phases and Symmetry

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Description

This lecture covers the description of materials, focusing on the organic material wood composed of cellulose and lignin, the distinction between condensed phases based on density and mechanical properties, the role of silica and silicates in ceramics, glasses, and cements, the crystalline state with ordered atoms, and the concept of symmetry in geometric operations on structures.

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