What
is Solid?
  Solid can be
divided in Crystalline and non- Crystalline of Solid
 
Classes of Materials: Six Major Classes of Materials
The sate of matter in which materials are not fluid but
retain their boundaries without support and having three dimension (length,
breadth and thickness) as a geometric body or figure. Example: 
»Atomic solid,
»Metallic solid, 
»Molecular solid
and 
» Ionic solid
•Crystalline solid:
Materials in which atoms are placed in a high ordered structure are called
crystalline (Long range). Example: Metal, Insulator and Semiconductor  
•Non- Crystalline solid:
Non- Crystalline solid divided in Amorphous solid and Polycrystalline:
–Amorphous solid: 
Materials in which atoms are placed at random are called amorphose (short range)
–Polycrystalline: 
Solid many small regions of single crystal
What is Materials? 
•Materials
are made up of lot of little particles. How these particles are arranged
determines their state. A materials state can be solid, liquid and gas.
–Solid: Solid can
be hold their own shape unless something happens to them
–Liquid: Liquid
flow and take the shape of their container
–Gases are usually
invisible and spread out to fill up spaces
Classes of Materials: Six Major Classes of Materials
•Metals
–Iron and Steel
– Alloys and Superalloys
(e.g. aerospace applications)
– Intermetallic
Compounds (high-T structural materials)
•Ceramics
– Structural Ceramics
(high-temperature load bearing) 
– Refractories
(corrosion-resistant, insulating) 
–Glass 
– Electrical Ceramics (capacitors,
insulators, transducers, etc.)
– Chemically Bonded Ceramics
(e.g. cement and concrete

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