Lecture

Materials Science of Cycling: Frame and Tire Materials

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This lecture explores the materials used in bicycle frames and tires, including steel alloys, aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, and carbon fiber for frames, as well as rubber compounds and Kevlar for tires. It also covers the importance of organic chemistry in everyday materials, such as bike helmets and jerseys.

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Organic chemistry: Organic compound

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Materials science: Alloys

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