Table of Contents

1. Materials Scientist
2. Two Phase Materials
3. Nano-technology Projections
4. Scents in Scented Candles
5. Rubber Band Materials
6. Metallic Strength
7. Neutral Polymer and Polyelectrolyt
8. Thermodepolymerization
9. Alloy Formation
10. Use of Hydrogen Fluoride
11. Eraser Composition and Function
12. Wrinkled Shirts and Iron Free
13. Ammonium Alum
14. Melting and Freezing Diamonds
15. Elastic and Viscous Fluids
16. Thermosetting Products and Ecology
17. Fundamental Materials Engineering
18. Deposits on PVC Pipe
19. Crucible for Smelting
20. Bending Metals and Heat
21. Refrigerant Characteristics
22. Predicting Solubility and Conductivity
23. Heater Element Material
24. Molecular Structure and Surroundings
25. Temperature and Viscosity
26. Recycling Rubber
27. Processing and Metal Strength
28. Cured Cooking Oils
29. Glue Preservative and Adhesion
30. Diffusion Concepts
31. Optical Microscope Limits
32. Impurities in Salt Crystals
33. Soda, Arabic Acid, Surface Tension
34. Titanium and Tetrahedral Crystals
35. Fluid With Greatest Coefficient of Expansion
36. Iron and Steel Near Zero K
37. Gasoline and Water Size
38. Piezo Electric Shoes
39. Acetone and Welding Plastics
40. String Manufacture
41. Hardest Plastic
42. Strongest Mixture
43. Weak and Strong Materials
44. Black Iron
45. Bent Metal Returning to Original Shape
46. Metal Oxidation and Magnetism
47. Lava Impenetrability
48. Polymers and UV Sensitivity
49. Boiling Eggs Turning Solid
50. Milled Plaster of Paris
51. Powder Flammability
52. Thermal Conductivity and Specific Heat
53. Anisotropy and Crystalline Solids
54. Melting Concrete
55. Fluorine, Water Tension, and Fabric
56. Hydrocarbon Conductivity and Temperature
57. Carbon Atoms in a Period
58. Conductivity of Metallic Glass
59. Fluorine, Water Tension, and Fabric
60. Additive to Slow Plaster Setting
61. Heat Treated, Non-Heat Treated Alloys
62. Glue and Skin
63. Water Proof Neoprene
64. Low Temperatures Changing Magnetic Properties
65. Strongest Material
66. Material Scientists
67. Glass Ingredients and Structure
68. Titanium Abundance and Cost
69. Cause of Viscosity and Surface Tension
70. Nanotubes and Dams
71. Ground Cinnamon and Water
72. Malleability of Phosphorous
73. Drop Size and Material
74. Fabric and Water Tension
75. Soap and Viscosity of Water
76. (Pentagon-)Dodekaeder Gold
77. No Frictionless Surfaces
78. All Purpose Adhesives in the 1800's \
79. Magnetic and Electric Properties
80. Liquid Water and Crystal Structure
81. NiChrome and Resistance Studies
82. Non-Carbon "Bucky Balls"
83. Tooth Enamel and Cola
84. Viscosity and Pour Speed
85. Densest Fluid
86. Brittle Metals
87. Silica Flour and Silica Fume
88. Holding Together with Van der Waals
89. Most Magnetic Metal, Material
90. Blocking Radio Waves
91. Filter Paper and Semipermeable Membrane
92. Space Suits, Temperature, and Stiffness
93. Salt Origins
94. Self Assembly and Entropy
95. Biodegradable Plastics
96. Stressed Plastic Turning White
97. Cohesion and Density
98. Regular versus Tempered Glass
99. Sublimating Metals
100. Petroleum at Low Temperatures
101. Microwaves, Temperature, and Cup Color
102. Quartz, Glass, and Ultraviolet Radiation
103. Heating From Bending Metals
104. Changing Colors of Materials
105. CO2 Filters for Automobiles
106. Nanotechnology and Nanoscience
107. How Does Glue Work?
108. Frigorific Energy Transfer
109. Fire Retardants for Fabric
110. Selecting Packaging
111. Silica Packets
     
112. Restoring Plexiglas
113. Polar Molecules and Cohesive Forces
114. Polymer Side Chains
115. Material to Withstand Pressure
116. Shiny and Dull Aluminum Foil Manufacture
117. Metal Hardening
118. Copper Properties and Heat
119. Metals for Soldering Irons, Cool Quickly
120. Phase Boundary, Immiscible Liquids
121. Scientific Literacies in Materials Science
122. Making Bioplastics
123. Fuel Cell Products and Winter
124. Concrete and Tensile Strength
125. Photovoltaic Cells
126. Plastics, Food Containers, and Recycling
127. Specific Properties of Matter
128. Classification of Substances
129. Heat and Expansion
130. Hand (touching) and Foam Decrease
131. Water Expansion Upon Freezing
132. Steel Unit Cell Phases and Behavior
133. Atomic Mobility in Solids
134. Paraffin Expansion and Freezing
135. Plastic Bottles into Polyester
136. Photons to Electrons
137. Crystal Systems
138. Solids Holding Shape, and Binding
139. Amyl versus Isopropyl Alcohol
140. Cold Crystal Growth
141. Flexibility and Polymers
142. Manufacturing Nanotubes
143. Relating Macroscopic to Microscopic Properties
144. Frozen versus Room Temperature Rubber Band Stretch
145. Relating Macroscopic to Microscopic Properties
146. Revealing Grain Boundaries
147. Atoms and Substrate Images
148. Meniscus and Material
149. Thermal Insulators and Conductors: Molecular
150. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids
151. Curved Spaghetti
152. Forming Candy Crystals
153. Glass and Malleability
154. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids
155. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids
156. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids
157. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids
158. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids
159. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids
160. Wrinkling of Flexible Solids