Useful Links
Periodic Tables & Phase Diagrams
The best online Periodic
Table of the Elements.
A hypercool Periodic
Table but very slow to load.
Yet another Periodic
Table at LSU.
And yet one more
Periodic Table.
A collection
of phase
diagrams provided by Georgia Tech.
Learn about phase
diagrams.
Materials Databases
Some general information on materials.
A very interesting
Materials Property
on-line service.
Another materials
properties database.
A dictionary of Materials
Science terms.
Ceramics
Introduction to ceramics
provided by the American
Ceramics Society.
Some
ceramics according to NIST.
Some properties of
selected
ceramics.
Determine the chemical
composition of a glass
based on the desired properties.
Carbon
Information on fullerenes
including Java
applets.
Video lectures on fullerenes.
Metals and Alloys
Some properties of
selected
metals and alloys.
Microstructures
of some metallic materials.
A really cool Web page
on aluminum, worth to
explore.
Phase
transformations in steels.
Polymers
Polymers
basics.
Polymerization
simulation.
A virtual
textbook on polymers and liquid crystals.
All about polymers.
Basic facts about plastics.
Crystal and Molecular Structures
A
fascinating site on snow crystals
from Caltech.
3-D
models of molecules for RasMol.
RasMol
is a free molecular visualization software.
More
RasMol models.
Build your own
crystal on-line.
Simulation of X-ray
diffraction.
Some crystal
structures.
Atom
packing.
Principles
of Crystallography in French...
Microscopy
A primer on light
microscopy.
An excellent demonstration
of different microscopy
techniques.
An impressive photographic
collection of minerals
in France.
A gallery of photographs
and drawings of fullerene structures.
Superconductivity
High temperature superconductivity.
Learner's guide to
superconductors.
Some crystal structures
of crystals.
Semiconductors
A load of Java applets
to learn about semiconductors.
Information about diodes
and transistors.
Tell me how
semiconductors are made.
Simulation of the thin
film deposition.
A little bit of science
behind semiconductors.
The silicon
wafer technology.
Semiconductor
Tutorials.
Materials Professional Organizations
The American Society
for Materials ASM.
The Minerals, Metals
& Materials Society TMS.
Materials Research
Society MRS.
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The American Foundry Society AFS.
More Interesting Stuff
Need or want to learn
more on x-ray
diffraction?
A humongous information
on minerals.
The basics of Nanotechnology
and more.
An introduction to
sol-gel
technology.
Interested in Materials
Engineering as a career?
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