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Materials Facet
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Materials (hierarchy name)
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materials (substances)
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<materials by form>
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<materials by chemical form>
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allotropes
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chemicals (materials)
[
N
]
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compounds (materials)
............................
acetyl bromide
............................
acrylic acid
[
N
]
............................
adenosine triphosphate
............................
aldehyde
............................
alkanolamine
............................
aluminum alkoxide
............................
aluminum oxide
............................
aluminum sulfate
[
N
]
............................
ammonium bicarbonate
............................
ammonium citrate
............................
ammonium phosphate
............................
arsenide
............................
barium compounds
[
N
]
............................
bathophenanthroline
............................
benzotriazole
............................
borane
............................
borate
............................
boron trifluoride
............................
butyl acrylate
............................
calcium acetate
............................
calcium alkoxide
............................
calcium bicarbonate
............................
calcium stearate
............................
carbon disulfide
............................
chloramine
............................
chloride
............................
cobaltous arsenate
............................
cobaltous phosphate
............................
copper carbonate
............................
copper hydroxide
............................
copper vanadate
............................
coupling agents
............................
cyanide
............................
dicyandiamide
............................
diethyl carbonate
............................
diethyl zinc
............................
divinylbenzene
............................
epoxide
............................
ethanolamine thioglycollate
............................
ferrous phosphate
............................
fluorinated compounds
[
N
]
............................
furfural
............................
halide
............................
hydrazine
............................
iron oxide (compound)
............................
isocyanate
............................
isoeugenol
............................
lead compounds
[
N
]
............................
lithium chloride
[
N
]
............................
lithium hydroxide
............................
magnesium alkoxide
............................
magnesium bicarbonate
............................
magnesium hydroxide
............................
magnesium methoxide
............................
magnesium oxide
............................
magnesium sulfate
[
N
]
............................
manganese dioxide
............................
manganese sulfide
............................
mercaptobenzothiazole
............................
mercuric chloride
............................
mercuric iodide
............................
methyl magnesium carbonate
............................
monomers
............................
nitrate
............................
nitrogen compounds
[
N
]
............................
organic compounds
............................
oxides
............................
pentaerythritol
............................
phenyl salicylate
............................
phosphine
............................
phosphonate
............................
polymers
............................
polysaccharides
............................
potassium compounds
[
N
]
............................
potassium ferrocyanide
............................
propylene glycol
[
N
]
............................
propylene oxide
............................
quaternary ammonium compounds
............................
quinoline
............................
rutin
............................
silane
............................
silanol
............................
silicates
............................
silicic acid ester
............................
siloxane
............................
silver compounds
[
N
]
............................
sodium compounds
[
N
]
............................
strontium carbonate
............................
strontium hydroxide
............................
sulfur compounds
[
N
]
............................
tert-butyl amine borane
............................
tetraacetylethylenediamine
............................
tetrabutylammonium bromide
............................
thiourea
............................
titanium carbide
............................
titanium dioxide
............................
zinc hydroxychloride
............................
zinc titanate
........................
elements (chemical substances)
............................
aluminum (metal)
[
N
]
............................
antimony
[
N
]
............................
argon
[
N
]
............................
arsenic
[
N
]
............................
bismuth
[
N
]
............................
boron
[
N
]
............................
bromine
[
N
]
............................
cadmium (metal)
[
N
]
............................
calcium
[
N
]
............................
californium
[
N
]
............................
carbon
[
N
]
............................
cerium
............................
cesium
............................
chlorine
[
N
]
............................
chromium
[
N
]
............................
cobalt (mineral)
[
N
]
............................
copper (metal)
[
N
]
............................
fluorine
[
N
]
............................
gallium
[
N
]
............................
germanium
[
N
]
............................
gold (metal)
[
N
]
............................
iodine
[
N
]
............................
iridium
[
N
]
............................
iron (metal)
[
N
]
............................
lead (metal)
[
N
]
............................
lithium
[
N
]
............................
magnesium
[
N
]
............................
manganese
[
N
]
............................
mercury
[
N
]
............................
molybdenum
[
N
]
............................
neodymium
[
N
]
............................
neon
[
N
]
............................
nickel (metal)
[
N
]
............................
niobium
[
N
]
............................
nitrogen
[
N
]
............................
palladium
[
N
]
............................
phosphorus
[
N
]
............................
platinum (metal)
[
N
]
............................
potassium
[
N
]
............................
radium
[
N
]
............................
radon
[
N
]
............................
rare earth elements
............................
rhodium
[
N
]
............................
rubidium
[
N
]
............................
seaborgium
............................
selenium
[
N
]
............................
silicon
[
N
]
............................
silver (metal)
[
N
]
............................
sodium (sodium)
[
N
]
............................
strontium
[
N
]
............................
sulfur (mineral)
[
N
]
............................
thorium
[
N
]
............................
tin (metal)
[
N
]
............................
titanium
[
N
]
............................
trace elements
............................
tungsten
[
N
]
............................
uranium
[
N
]
............................
vanadium
[
N
]
............................
xenon
[
N
]
............................
ytterbium
[
N
]
............................
zinc
[
N
]
............................
zirconium
[
N
]
........................
isotopes
............................
lead isotopes
[
N
]
............................
neodymium isotopes
[
N
]
............................
nitrogen isotopes
[
N
]
............................
oxygen isotopes
[
N
]
............................
radioisotopes
............................
strontium isotopes
[
N
]
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