This series provides a detailed exploration of the world of materials. Each title looks at a key area of material science as required by the National Curriculum covering subjects such as: - states of matter - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - material processes and the technology used to make new materials or adapt existing ones for new purposes Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides an introduction to the world of materials through simple and easily accessible text. It explores: - solids, liquids and gases - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - the technologies and processes we put materials through to make them best serve our needs Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides an introduction to the world of materials through simple and easily accessible text. It explores: - solids, liquids and gases - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - the technologies and processes we put materials through to make them best serve our needs Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides a detailed exploration of the world of materials. Each title looks at a key area of material science as required by the National Curriculum covering subjects such as: - states of matter - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - material processes and the technology used to make new materials or adapt existing ones for new purposes Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides an introduction to the world of materials through simple and easily accessible text. It explores: - solids, liquids and gases - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - the technologies and processes we put materials through to make them best serve our needs Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides an introduction to the world of materials through simple and easily accessible text. It explores: - solids, liquids and gases - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - the technologies and processes we put materials through to make them best serve our needs Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides a detailed exploration of the world of materials. Each title looks at a key area of material science as required by the National Curriculum covering subjects such as: - states of matter - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - material processes and the technology used to make new materials or adapt existing ones for new purposes Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides a detailed exploration of the world of materials. Each title looks at a key area of material science as required by the National Curriculum covering subjects such as: - states of matter - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - material processes and the technology used to make new materials or adapt existing ones for new purposes Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

Changing Materials

by Robert Snedden

Published 26 April 2001
Why was aluminium once more valuable than gold? Why are some buildings built on giant springs and where can they be found? Why does a nuclear waste remain hazardous for thousands of years? In this book, you will learn about the chemical and physical changes that can occur in materials, including chemical and metal reactions, the effect of substances on materials, and the various types of physical changes and their causes. Find out what a huge part the material world plays in your life! Each book in the 'Material World' series looks at a key area of materials science, covering subjects such as states of matter, material characteristics and behaviour, the uses of different materials, and the technology used to make new materials or change existing ones for new purposes.

Materials Technology

by Robert Snedden

Published 26 April 2001
This series explores aspects of change in materials, including material characteristics and states of matter. It also covers uses, material processes, and the technology used to make or alter materials. Experiment boxes, activities, and profiles of famous scientists and discoveries round out each book.

Separating Materials

by Robert Snedden

Published 26 April 2001
How can trickles of surface water dissolve rock and create huge caves underground? What are colloids and why are they floating in the milk you drink? How do we make sure that the water that comes from the tap is clean and safe? In this book you will learn the different states in which materials can be found and the various separation techniques scientists use to obtain the materials they want. Find out what a huge part the material world plays in your life! Each book in the 'Material World' series looks at a key area of materials science, covering subjects such as states of matter, material characteristics and behaviour, the uses of different materials, and the technology used to make new materials or change existing ones for new purposes.

Material World

by Robert Snedden

Published 15 September 2007

Solids, Liquids, and Gases

by Robert Snedden

Published 28 August 2007
This series explores aspects of change in materials, including material characteristics and states of matter. It also covers uses, material processes, and the technology used to make or alter materials. Experiment boxes, activities, and profiles of famous scientists and discoveries round out each book.

This series provides an introduction to the world of materials through simple and easily accessible text. It explores: - solids, liquids and gases - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - the technologies and processes we put materials through to make them best serve our needs Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

Material World Set

by Robert Snedden

Published 15 September 2007

Material World Pack A of 4

by Robert Snedden

Published 28 August 2007
This series explores aspects of change in materials, including material characteristics and states of matter. It also covers uses, material processes, and the technology used to make or alter materials. Experiment boxes, activities, and profiles of famous scientists and discoveries round out each book.

This series provides a detailed exploration of the world of materials. Each title looks at a key area of material science as required by the National Curriculum covering subjects such as: - states of matter - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - material processes and the technology used to make new materials or adapt existing ones for new purposes Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides a detailed exploration of the world of materials. Each title looks at a key area of material science as required by the National Curriculum covering subjects such as: - states of matter - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - material processes and the technology used to make new materials or adapt existing ones for new purposes Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides an introduction to the world of materials through simple and easily accessible text. It explores: - solids, liquids and gases - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - the technologies and processes we put materials through to make them best serve our needs Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.

This series provides a detailed exploration of the world of materials. Each title looks at a key area of material science as required by the National Curriculum covering subjects such as: - states of matter - material characteristics and behaviour - uses of different materials - material processes and the technology used to make new materials or adapt existing ones for new purposes Each book contains explanatory diagrams, "try-it-yourself" experiments and fact boxes.