Brittleness - The material will break very easily when any stress or pressure is applied to it., Buoyancy - How well a material floats in water., Chemical Chemical Resistance - How well a material resists chemicals (like cleaning products)., Conductivity - How well a material transmits or carries heat or electricity, Corrosion - Whether a material corrodes (rots, weakens, rusts etc.) easily due to oxidation or exposure to chemicals., Ductility - The length to which a material can be stretched before breaking., Elasticity - The length to which a material can be stretched and still return to its original shape., Hardness - How difficult it is to cut or mark a material., Insulating - How well a material restricts heat or electricity moving (keeps in heat/electricity)., Malleability - The amount of shaping that can be done with a material before it breaks in terms of bending, twisting and so on., Strength - The maximum force a material can withstand before breaking when pulled apart, crushed or twisted., Strength to Weight - A material that has a high level of strength, but low level of weight, Toughness - The amount of energy a material can absorb before it breaks when hit with something like a hammer., Water Resistance - How well a material resists absorbing water., Weight - How heavy a material is., Workability - How easy a material is to cut, shape and form.,

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