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Chapter 1 - Materials Engineering ConceptsChapter 2 - Nature Of MaterialsChapter 3 - SteelChapter 4 - AluminumChapter 5 - AggregatesChapter 6 - Portland Cement, Mixing Water, And AdmixturesChapter 7 - Portland Cement ConcreteChapter 8 - MasonryChapter 9 - Asphalt Binders And Asphalt MixturesChapter 10 - Wood
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