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== Subcategories ==
== Subcategories ==


*'''[[:Category:Aggregates & resists|Aggregates & resists]]''' - aggregates constitute the component of a composite material that provides bulk and resists compression, and resists are a thin polymer layer on the surface of an object
*'''[[:Category:Amorphous materials|Amorphous materials]]''' - solids that lack the consistent order characteristics of a crystal, glass being the most common material
*'''[[:Category:Biological & biomedical materials|Biological & biomedical materials]]''' - materials evolving from biological structures  
*'''[[:Category:Biological & biomedical materials|Biological & biomedical materials]]''' - materials evolving from biological structures  
*'''[[:Category:Composite materials|Composite materials]]''' - often called simply composites, materials composed of two or more constituent materials with significantly different characteristics which maintain their distinctiveness when combined
*'''[[:Category:Composite materials|Composite materials]]''' - often called simply composites, materials composed of two or more constituent materials with significantly different characteristics which maintain their distinctiveness when combined
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*'''[[:Category:Films|Films]]''' - thin chemical coverings applied to a material's surface
*'''[[:Category:Films|Films]]''' - thin chemical coverings applied to a material's surface
*'''[[:Category:Fluids|Fluids]]''' - substances that continually deform under applied pressure, composing both liquids and gases  
*'''[[:Category:Fluids|Fluids]]''' - substances that continually deform under applied pressure, composing both liquids and gases  
*'''[[:Category:Mesoporous materials|Mesoporous materials]]''' - materials with pores of an intermediate size
*'''[[:Category:Metamaterials|Metamaterials]]''' - artificial materials engineered to have properties that may not be found in nature, often used in producing optic materials
*'''[[:Category:Metamaterials|Metamaterials]]''' - artificial materials engineered to have properties that may not be found in nature, often used in producing optic materials
*'''[[:Category:Oils|Oils]]''' - a substance that is liquid at normal temperatures but does not mix with water
*'''[[:Category:Oils|Oils]]''' - a substance that is liquid at normal temperatures but does not mix with water
*'''[[:Category:Optical materials|Optical materials]]''' - materials that effect the transmission of light
*'''[[:Category:Organic inorganic hybrid materials|Organic inorganic hybrid materials]]''' - materials in which biological and non-biological materials are combined at a nanometer level
*'''[[:Category:Phase change materials|Phase change materials]]''' - or PCM, a substance with a high heat of fusion, capable of storing and releasing large amounts of energy
*'''[[:Category:Photoconducting materials|Photoconducting materials]]''' - materials that become more electrically conductive due to the absorption of electromagnetic radiation
*'''[[:Category:Photoconducting materials|Photoconducting materials]]''' - materials that become more electrically conductive due to the absorption of electromagnetic radiation
*'''[[:Category:Polymers|Polymers]]''' - a large molecule composed of repeating structural units
*'''[[:Category:Polymers|Polymers]]''' - a large molecule composed of repeating structural units
*'''[[:Category:Radioactive materials|Radioactive materials]]''' - materials whose atoms lose energy by emitting ionizing particles
*'''[[:Category:Raw materials|Raw materials]]''' - materials that have not been processed or re-figured by human activity
*'''[[:Category:Resins|Resins]]''' - the hydrocarbon secretion of some plants, usually conifers, which can produce varnishes, adhesives and other products
*'''[[:Category:Resins|Resins]]''' - the hydrocarbon secretion of some plants, usually conifers, which can produce varnishes, adhesives and other products
*'''[[:Category:Solids|Solids]]''' - one of the three states of matter in which materials are characterized by structural rigidity and resistance to change
*'''[[:Category:Waste materials|Waste materials]]''' - excess materials that are extruded as part of a production process


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Various types of materials such as films, fluids, oils and solids

Subcategories

  • Biological & biomedical materials - materials evolving from biological structures
  • Composite materials - often called simply composites, materials composed of two or more constituent materials with significantly different characteristics which maintain their distinctiveness when combined
  • Crystalline materials - solid materials whose constituent atoms are arranged in an orderly and repeating pattern in three dimensions
  • Films - thin chemical coverings applied to a material's surface
  • Fluids - substances that continually deform under applied pressure, composing both liquids and gases
  • Metamaterials - artificial materials engineered to have properties that may not be found in nature, often used in producing optic materials
  • Oils - a substance that is liquid at normal temperatures but does not mix with water
  • Photoconducting materials - materials that become more electrically conductive due to the absorption of electromagnetic radiation
  • Polymers - a large molecule composed of repeating structural units
  • Resins - the hydrocarbon secretion of some plants, usually conifers, which can produce varnishes, adhesives and other products

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