Stuff Matters: Exploring The Marvelous Materials That Shape Our Manmade World-used The Worldwatch Institute And At Leisure

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Stuff Matters: Exploring The Marvelous Materials That Shape Our Manmade World-used The Worldwatch Institute And At LeisureIn This New York Times Notable Book, 'Mark Miodownik, A Materials Scientist, Explains The History And Science Behind Things Such As Paper, Glass, Chocolate, And Concrete With An Infectious Enthusiasm.'Scientific Americanwinner Of The Royal Society Winton Prize For Science Bookswhy Is Glass Seethrough? What Makes Elastic Stretchy? Why Does Any Material Look And Behave The Way It Does? These Are The Sorts Of Questions That Renowned Materials Scientist