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Chapter 40, Problem 35SDP
As you can see, Table 40.5 lists only metals and their alloys. On the basis of the information given in various chapters in this book and in other sources, prepare a similar table for nonmetallic materials, including ceramics, plastics, reinforced plastics, and both metal-matrix and ceramic-matrix composite materials.
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