Give information about the following materials characteristics:1- A piece of (Au)Material class:Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] :2- A cup of (Hg)Material class:Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] :Material scale:3- An atom of (C) in diamondMaterial class:Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] :Material scale:4- BCC lattice of (Cr)Material class:Material type [ non-smart / smart / nano ] :7- Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)Material class:Material scale:>5- Vitamin pills in a containerMaterial class:Material type [ non-smart/smart/ nano ] :Material scale:6- (ER) fluids seen by naked eyesMaterial class:Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] :Material scale:Material scale:Material scale:Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] :8- An (SMA) wireMaterial class:Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] :Material scale:23, Material status:3.Material status:3Material status:Material status:Material status:Material status:Material status:Material status:

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1- A piece of (Au) Material class: Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] : Material scale: 2- A cup of (Hg) Material class: Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] : 3- An atom of (C) in diamond Material class: Material scale: Material scale: " " Material status: Material status: Material status:

1- A piece of (Au) Material class: Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] : Material scale: 2- A cup of (Hg) Material class: Material type [ non-smart/ smart / nano ] : 3- An atom of (C) in diamond Material class: Material scale: Material scale: " " Material status: Material status: Material status:

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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