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D P. Vigliotti, J B. Alcorn, N A. Neumeyer, D R. Cyr, A C. Rodriguez, C N. Farrell, L A. Leininger
Abstract
The purpose of this presentation is to introduce educators to a demonstration that will expose students in grades seven through twelve to a variety of mechanical tests that will allow them to observe certain unexpected properties of materials.
Proceedings Title
National Educator's Workshop | | | NASA
Conference Dates
October 1, 2002
Conference Title
NASA Conference Publication
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
amorphous, anneal, coefficient of friction, crystalline, drop test, hysteresis, neoprene rubber, rate of restitution, stress opticon
Citation
Vigliotti, D.
, Alcorn, J.
, Neumeyer, N.
, Cyr, D.
, Rodriguez, A.
, Farrell, C.
and Leininger, L.
(2003),
The Amazing Properties of Materials Science, National Educator's Workshop | | | NASA
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