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Materials ok - theory and example (chair)
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Why do we useWhy do we usedifferent materialsdifferent materials
to maketo makedifferent thingsdifferent things??
Javier Gómez Calzada1ºESO, 3ºESO
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Why do we use different materials to Why do we use different materials to make different things?make different things?
Different materials have different characteristics:
• Properties (weight, hardness, elasticity, …) • Price• Appearance• Availability• Easiness/difficulty of use• Effects on health• Effects on environment
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Most important types of materialsMost important types of materials
Metals (eg steel, copper)
Wood (eg oak, MDF)
Plastic (eg vinyl, PVC)
Fabric (eg cotton, polyester)
Ceramic (eg clay, porcelain)
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Some important propertiesSome important properties
• Colour, shininess• Weight, density• Strength, toughness, hardness, brittleness• Feel, texture• Resistance to heat, resistance to corrosion• Conductivity/insulation (electrical or heat)• Flexibility• Ability to see through: opaque, translucent, transparent• Elasticity, plasticity• Malleability• Ductility
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Which materials would you use for Which materials would you use for these objects? Why?these objects? Why?
• Chair• Pan• Book• Wire• Jacket
Use the wordsUse the wordsWrite a sentence using each of 22 properties in the
previous slide.
Be sure you know its translation to Spanish.
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A CHAIR could be made of woodwood because• The wood has a good appearance• It is strong, tough• It can be environmentally friendly (it depends on the type of
wood)
• It is not usually expensive (it depends on the type of wood)
But if we want an outdoor CHAIR, maybe it is better to make it of plastic:
• The plastic has a better resistance to humidity,so it will last longer
• It has some flexibility, so the chair can be moreconfortable
• It is cheaper than wood• It is not as heavy as wood