Material

Related words

• Materialklasse

  Material class

• Dichtungsmaterial

  sealing material

• Materialermüdung

  Material fatigue describes the gradual weakening of a material due to repeated stress, which can lead to fractures.

• materialisieren

  To materialize means that something incorporeal or abstract takes on a physical form or becomes visible.

• materialistisch

  Materialistic

• Materialismus

  Materialism

• Materialklasse

  Material class

• Materialisation

  materialization

• Füllmaterial

  Filler material is a substance used to fill voids or cushion products.

• Dichtungsmaterial

  Sealing material, sealant

• Vormaterial

  Raw material

• Altmaterial

  Scrap material refers to used materials that can be recycled or reused.

• Grundmaterial

  Base material is the basic material from which something is made.

• Basismaterial

  Base material

• Ausgangsmaterial

  Raw material

• Filmmaterial

  Footage

• Spielmaterial

  Play equipment

• Baumaterial

  Building material

• Beschichtungsmaterial

  Coating material

• Nanomaterial

  A nanomaterial is a material with at least one dimension in the nanometer range (1 to 100 nanometers).

• Spülsaummaterial

  Wrack material

• Immaterialität

  Immateriality

• dematerialisieren

  To dematerialize means to dissolve something into its material components or make it disappear, so that it is no longer physically present.

• Kernmaterial

  Nuclear material refers to fissile material such as uranium or plutonium, which is used in nuclear reactors to generate energy.

• Arbeitsmaterial

  Working material, tools

• Heteropolysäure

  A heteropoly acid is an acid composed of more than one kind of metal or nonmetal element linked together by oxygen atoms.

• Dielektrikum

  A dielectric is a non-conducting material that can be polarized in an electric field and is used for insulation or energy storage.

• Fremdbeimengung

  Contamination

• Strontiumgehalt

  Strontium content refers to the amount of strontium that is present in a specific substance or material.

• Elektrokeramik

  Electroceramics

• Wiederaufarbeitung

  Reprocessing

• Messingschicht

  brass layer

• Sprödigkeit

  Brittleness refers to the property of a material to break or tear easily under stress without noticeably deforming beforehand.

• Versprödung

  Embrittlement refers to the process by which a material loses its toughness and becomes more susceptible to fracture.

• Halbleiterbauelement

  Semiconductor device

• Nuklearanlage

  Nuclear facility

• Nanoindentierung

  Nanoindentation

• Palladiumgehalt

  Palladium content

• Indiumphosphid

  Indium phosphide

• Photolumineszenz

  Photoluminescence

• Kaltverfestigung

  Strain hardening, work hardening

• Flusssediment

  River sediment

• Hochtemperaturmodifikation

  High-temperature modification refers to a specific crystal structure or phase of a material that is stable only at high temperatures.

• Dickenmessung

  thickness measurement

• Spülsaum

  A Spülsaum is the area on the shore of a body of water that is created by the washing up of water and material such as sand, stones, and driftwood.

• Stückliste

  bill of materials (BOM)

• Beschaffenheit

  The texture refers to the properties and condition of a material or object, such as texture, hardness, or consistency.

• Brotkorb

  A bread basket is a container, usually made of wicker, used to store and offer bread on the table.

Example sentences with “Material”

1. Wir brauchen mehr Material für das Projekt. (We need more material for the project.)

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