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Where can you find atomic structures and properties for these materials?

buggy45

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11 years ago

Where can you find atomic structures and properties for these materials?

I need the structure (including atomic) and the properties for these materials:
0.4% carbon steel
Carbon fibre reinforced with epoxy resin
Nylon
Natural rubber
and Nitinol
(others as well just don't wanna type the whole list)
is there an engineering website with all these details if anyone knows where I can find these could you please post a like or details on how to find them, thanks a lot.

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toney

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11 years ago

Then you will have to wait...

You could ask for their internal structures... As thy are not crystals, they don't have a definite structure.

Again, they are composed of atoms, molecules or compounds they CANNOT have an atomic structure...

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