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Materials

What are materials, exactly?

Natural materials

Man-made.

Natural materials

Material protection

A

Adhesives

Aerospace materials

Allotropic materials by element

Allotropy

Art materials

B

Biodegradable materials

Biomaterials

Brand name materials

Building materials

C

Ceramic materials

Ceramics

Chemical substances

Composite materials

Coolants

Craft materials

Cutting

Desiccants

Dielectrics

E

Electrical conductors

Energetic materials

F

Ferroelectric materials

Ferromagnetic materials

Fiberglass

Fictional materials

Foams

G

Gels

Granular materials

H

Heterogeneous chemical mixtures

I

Insulators

K

Kitchen countertops

L

Lubricants

M

Metals

N

Nanomaterials

Nuclear materials

Optical materials

P

Packaging materials

Piezoelectric materials

Pyroelectric materials

R

Recycling by material

Refractory materials

S

Semiconductors

Smart materials

Superhard materials

Synthetic materials

T

Textiles

Thin films

W

Waxes

Writing media

Z

Zero thermal expansion materials

S

Materials stubs

Bonding in solids

Material

A

Aerospace materials

Agamassan

Agricultural lime

Aramid

Auxetics

Avonite

B

Balsam of Mecca

Bensonite

Bingham plastic

Bio-based material

Biocompatible material

Burnout (clothing)

C

Carbon grid

Cellulose fiber

Ceramic materials

Chatterton's compound

Clarino

Coal tar

Composite epoxy material

Composition leather

Concrete

Cross-laminates

D

D3o

Designed materials

Devoré

Diamondoid

Dryrock

E

Ebonite

Elastolefin

Exotic material

F

FDU materials

Fiber

Filler (materials)

F

Food contact materials

Friedel's salt

G

Gemstone

Glass microsphere

Ground granulated blast-furnace slag

H

Hydrogen-terminated silicon surface

I

Ice substitute

Impurity

Intumescent

Ion Gel

Iron(II) hydroxide

K

Karbonite gears

L

Latex

Layered double hydroxides

List of commercially available roofing material

LRPu

Lute (material)

M

Material flow management

Material safety data sheet

Materials for use in vacuum

Materials World

Mesoporous material

Microporous material

Mineral wool

Mobil Composition of Matter

Monocrystalline whisker

Muka

N

Nanophase material

Nordic Institute of Dental Materials

O

Orthotropic material

P

Paper

Paste (rheology)

Pitch (resin)

Plastic bottle

Porous medium

P

Primary Aromatic Amine

Printing and writing paper

Propolis

Putty

R

Radar-absorbent material

Radiant barrier

Raw material

Refractory

Rice hulls

Richlite

Rock (geology)

Rubblization

S

Salisbury screen

Saturated-surface-dry

Sealant

Seam sealant

Semimetal

Slag

Slurry

Solid surface

Space blanket

List of types of marble

Superhard material

Sustenance

Synthetic racetrack surfaces for horse racing

T

Tar

Technora

Tego film

Tensometer

Three-dimensional quartz phenolic

U

Ultralight material

W

Wattle and daub

Whitetopping