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What is the key difference between modern and traditional materials?

Modern materials can be engineered for specific functions

How much stronger is graphene compared to steel?

200 times stronger

How thick is graphene?

One atom thick

How do liquid crystal displays (LCDs) create images?

By blocking or allowing light through

What are key characteristics of LCDs?

Compact and low energy consumption

What structure do metal foams consist of?

Base metal with gas-filled pores

What is a key application of metal foams in the automotive industry?

Impact-absorbing features

What is a standout feature of titanium?

Excellent strength-to-weight ratio

What are two main applications of titanium?

Aircraft and artificial joints

What is the thickness range of nanomaterials?

Less than 1 to 100 nanometres

What properties do nanomaterials improve in base materials?

Strength and conductivity

What is the purpose of zinc coating (galvanising) on steel?

Protects from rusting

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