Materials 1-22
22 entries in the Materials compendium.
Borosilicate glassBorosilicate glass resists thermal shock and is used in labs and cookware.Carbon fiber reinforced polymerComposite material with carbon fiber reinforcement for high strength and stiffness.Carbon fibersCarbon fibers are strong, lightweight filaments used in advanced composites.CardboardGeneric term for heavy paper-based products including paperboard and corrugated fiberboardCork (material)Natural material used for thousands of years, primarily as wine stoppers.BitumenViscous petroleum constituent used mainly in road construction.Coke (fuel)A smokeless coal-based fuel essential for iron smelting.Construction aggregateMost mined material; key to concrete, asphalt, and drainage.Concrete slabA flat, horizontal structural element made of cast concrete.BrickworkMasonry technique using bricks and mortar for structures.DrywallA gypsum panel used for interior walls and ceilings.ClapboardWooden siding of overlapping horizontal boards used on buildings.Engineered woodEngineered wood products replace steel and concrete in construction.FiberglassA versatile composite material of glass fiber and plastic matrix.FlannelSoft woven fabric with uncertain origins, widely used in clothing.Float glassFloat glass is made by floating molten glass on molten tin.Fused quartzA high-purity glass used in optics, semiconductors, and high-temperature applications.Glass fiberFine glass fibers used for insulation and composites.Glass woolGlass wool traps air for thermal insulation.KevlarSynthetic fiber five times stronger than steel.LeatherA durable material made from tanned animal hides.LinenAncient textile made from flax, valued for strength and absorbency.
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