Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction

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William D. Callister Jr. provides a foundational look at the relationship between the internal structures of materials and their macroscopic properties. This text is a staple for engineering students because it simplifies complex concepts through clear explanations and logical progression. By focusing on how the processing of a material influences its structure and subsequent performance, the boo…

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