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materials science is based on the study of matter
composition of materials  structure of materials  

properties of matter and changes that occur in matter or under e. g

interaction with electromagnetic radiation.
to study matter some characterization methods, instruments, and analysis tools are required.
  description of materials properties  describing a change of composition  iron changes to rust  change to carbon dioxide and water  change to carbon dioxide  decomposition to a mixture of gases  chemical properties  corrosion of metals fe o2 fe2o3  burning of alcohol  alcohol o2 co2 h2o  burning of carbon c o2 co2  explosion of nitroglycerine   n2o3 h2o    description of materials properties  physical properties  color odor solubility hardness  electrical conductivity  
mass volume density temperature boiling point melting point
describing a feature  
copper is red.vinegar smells.
table salt dissolves in water.diamond is a hard.
metal conducts electricity.

nickel has a mass of 5 g. alcohol has a volume of 100 ml

water density is 1g/ml.
temperature of air is 22 oc.water boils at 100 oc.
ice melts at 0 oc.
qualitative  quantitative    classifying matter according to its state  solid  liquid  gas    gas-chaotic motions of molecules,  liquid-week interaction between molecules  solid:  
crystalline-atoms, ions or molecules are regular ordered in the space forming a crystal lattice.
consequence: sharp melting point at specific temperature
physical properties, like mechanical, optical and electrical properties could be anisotropic along the crystallographic axis, graphite.
amorphous-e.g.glass, not organized crystal structure, physical properties are isotropic (identical)
states of matter    solid state  
atoms, ions or molecules are close packed to each other in fixed locations, cannot move around each other giving solid, fixed volume and rigid shape.
ice, diamond, iron are examples  long-ranged repeated order  well ordered geometric arrangement of atoms  salt  no order    
classifying matter according to its composition
made up of atoms  of only a single type, carbon, oxygen  made up of 2  or more elements  no fixed composition    compound  element  element  chemical reaction:  fixed proportion  h2o  combination of chemical symbols:     (ÀÌÇÏ »ý·«)

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