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When should I use handbooks or manuals?
Suggestions:
CRC materials science and engineering handbook (print)
Call Number: Reference TA151 .C73 2001
Engineering materials and processes desk reference (print)
Call Number: Reference TA403 .E48 2009
Smithells metals reference book (ebook and print)
Call Number: Reference TN671 .S55 2004
Handbook of advanced materials: enabling new designs (print)
Call Number: Stacks TA403.4 .W48 2004X
Polymer data handbook (print)
Call Number: Stacks TA455 .P58 P675 2009X
Handbook of Materials Structures, Properties, Processing and Performance (ebook)
When should I use dictionaries?
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Dictionary of Metals (ebook)
A-Z powder metallurgy (print)
Call Number: Reference TN695 .G465 2005
When should I use encyclopedias?
Suggestions:
Encyclopedia of materials: science and technology (ebook and print)
Call Number: Stacks TA402 .E53 2001 11 vols.
ASM stands for the American Society for Metals. They have published several volumes on subjects relevant to MSE. These handbooks are available online.
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