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Metallurgy is a domain of
materials science and of
materials engineering that
studies the physical and
chemical behavior of
metallic elements and their
mixtures, which are called
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Materials science
Materials science is an
interdisciplinary field
involving the properties of
matter and its applications
to various areas of science
and engineering. It includes
elements of applied physics
and chemistry, as well as
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Engineering geology
Engineering Geology is the
application of the science
of geology to the
understanding of geologic
phenomena and the
engineering solution of
geologic hazards and other
geologic problems for
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Civil engineering
In modern usage, civil
engineering is a broad field
of engineering that deals
with the planning,
construction, and
maintenance of fixed
structures, or public works,
as they are related to
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Tensile strength measures the force required to pull something such as rope, wire, or a structural beam to the point where it breaks. The tensile strength of a material is the maximum amount of ... > more
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