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   Hierarchy of Top of the AAT hierarchies Top of the AAT hierarchies
   Hierarchy of Materials Facet .... Materials Facet
   Hierarchy of Materials ........ Materials
   ............ materials
   Hierarchy of <material components> ................ <material components> [N]
   .................... atoms
   .................... electrons
   Hierarchy of ions .................... ions
   .................... molecules
   Hierarchy of <materials by composition> ................ <materials by composition>
   Hierarchy of inorganic material .................... inorganic material
   Hierarchy of organic material .................... organic material
   Hierarchy of <combination inorganic/organic material> .................... <combination inorganic/organic material>
   Hierarchy of <materials by form> ................ <materials by form>
   .................... dispersion (material)
   Hierarchy of emulsion .................... emulsion
   Hierarchy of filament .................... filament
   Hierarchy of film (material) .................... film (material)
   .................... foam (material form)
   Hierarchy of <materials by chemical form> .................... <materials by chemical form>
   Hierarchy of <materials by physical form> .................... <materials by physical form>
   .................... membrane
   .................... mesh
   .................... planchet
   .................... ribbon (material)
   .................... shavings (material)
   .................... smoke
   .................... solution
   Hierarchy of syrup .................... syrup
   Hierarchy of tape (materials) .................... tape (materials)
   Hierarchy of veneer .................... veneer
   .................... wicker
   Hierarchy of <materials by form: state> .................... <materials by form: state>
   Hierarchy of paneling .................... paneling [N]
   Hierarchy of <materials by formation process> ................ <materials by formation process>
   .................... deposit
   Hierarchy of <materials by function> ................ <materials by function>
   Hierarchy of abrasive .................... abrasive
   Hierarchy of additive (material) .................... additive (material)
   Hierarchy of adhesive .................... adhesive
   .................... antistatic agent
   Hierarchy of artists' materials .................... artists' materials
   .................... base color
   Hierarchy of binder (material) .................... binder (material)
   Hierarchy of <biological control agents> .................... <biological control agents>
   .................... bitstone
   Hierarchy of bleach .................... bleach
   .................... bluing
   Hierarchy of building materials .................... building materials
   Hierarchy of catalyst .................... catalyst
   .................... chrism
   Hierarchy of cleaning compound .................... cleaning compound
   Hierarchy of coating (material) .................... coating (material)
   .................... color (pigment)
   Hierarchy of colorant (material) .................... colorant (material)
   Hierarchy of conductor (material) .................... conductor (material)
   .................... coolant
   .................... etch
   Hierarchy of <explosive and incendiary materials> .................... <explosive and incendiary materials>
   Hierarchy of fertilizer .................... fertilizer
   .................... fill (material)
   Hierarchy of filler (material) .................... filler (material)
   .................... filter (materials)
   .................... fireproofing agent
   Hierarchy of fixative .................... fixative
   .................... flux
   Hierarchy of food .................... food
   Hierarchy of fuel .................... fuel
   .................... incense
   .................... initiator
   Hierarchy of leather dressing .................... leather dressing
   Hierarchy of lining (material) .................... lining (material)
   .................... lubricant
   Hierarchy of modeling material .................... modeling material
   .................... molding material
   .................... packing material
   .................... padding (material)
   .................... perfume (scent)
   Hierarchy of photographic materials .................... photographic materials
   .................... potpourri (material)
   .................... poultice
   .................... pounce
   Hierarchy of preservative .................... preservative
   .................... propellant
   Hierarchy of refuse .................... refuse
   .................... reinforcing materials
   Hierarchy of release agent .................... release agent
   Hierarchy of sealing compound .................... sealing compound
   Hierarchy of solvent .................... solvent
   .................... substratum
   Hierarchy of <surface preparation materials> .................... <surface preparation materials>
   .................... tracer
   Hierarchy of trimming (material) .................... trimming (material)
   .................... webbing (material)
   Hierarchy of <materials by origin> ................ <materials by origin>
   Hierarchy of <biological material> .................... <biological material>
   Hierarchy of <residue materials> .................... <residue materials>
   Hierarchy of <materials by property> ................ <materials by property>
   .................... abrasion-resistant material
   Hierarchy of acid .................... acid
   Hierarchy of base (substance) .................... base (substance)
   Hierarchy of buffer (material) .................... buffer (material)
   .................... chemical-resistant material
   .................... corrosive material
   .................... dielectric
   Hierarchy of hazardous substance .................... hazardous substance
   Hierarchy of heat resistant material .................... heat resistant material
   Hierarchy of <imitative materials> .................... <imitative materials>
   .................... impurities
   .................... inert material
   .................... luminophor
   .................... pollutants
   .................... pyroclastic material
   Hierarchy of sorbent .................... sorbent
   Hierarchy of surface active agent .................... surface active agent
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