Lecture

Material Descriptors: States and Expansion

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of material descriptors for different states of materials, including crystalline materials and glassy or amorphous states. It also discusses the expansion of metals, thermal stresses, and the importance of creating clearances to prevent structural damage.

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