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Magnets stick to things that contain which metal
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Magnets stick to things that contain which metal
List of materials that can withstand high temperatures
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This article outlines the materials that can withstand high temperatures.
Is a diamond the hardest substance on earth?
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Diamond is nature's hardest substance on Earth, but research has identified substances with higher hardness.
Which substance has the higher boiling point?
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This article discusses the factors influencing boiling points and which substance has the higher boiling point.
High thermal conductivity materials worth knowing
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The three main categories of high thermal conductivity materials are metal-based, ceramic, and polymer-based materials.