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Material Properties and Uses Guide

This document connects different materials like diamond, graphite, aluminum and plastic to their properties such as being sparkly, a thermal insulator, made of sliding layers, and being light weight and non-corroding, and then links those properties to uses such as being a lubricant, making containers for hot drinks, making jewelry, and making aircraft bodies.

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Material Properties and Uses Guide

This document connects different materials like diamond, graphite, aluminum and plastic to their properties such as being sparkly, a thermal insulator, made of sliding layers, and being light weight and non-corroding, and then links those properties to uses such as being a lubricant, making containers for hot drinks, making jewelry, and making aircraft bodies.

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1. Different materials have different properties and uses.

Draw lines to connect each material to its


property and each property to its use.

Material Property Use

Diamond sparkly As a lubricant


Graphite Thermal To make
insulator and container for hot
waterproof drink

Aluminium Made of layers To make


that slide jewellery
Plastic Light weight and To make aircraft
does not corrode bodies

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