Q5/ A. Classify the ceramics materials and give typical example with justification for each class. B. Differentiate between the amorphous glass and crystalline ceramic. Support your answer with the specific Volume-Temperature plot.

Q5/ A. Classify the ceramics materials and give typical example with justification for each class. B. Differentiate between the amorphous glass and crystalline ceramic. Support your answer with the specific Volume-Temperature plot.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter9: Liquids, Solids, And Materials

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B. Differentiate between the amorphous glass and crystalline ceramic. Support your
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