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MatChem.org is an educational hub for materials chemistry offering tutorials, lecture notes, and reference materials on topics such as crystal structure, synthesis, and materials characterization.
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Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction
Undergraduate textbook covering atomic structure, crystal defects, phase diagrams, and the mechanical, electrical, and thermal behaviour of metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites. Readers finish able to link processing and microstructure to a material's properties.
doitpoms.ac.uk
DOIT POMS is a UK academic resource offering tutorials and study materials on the mechanical properties of materials, covering topics such as elasticity, plasticity, strength, toughness, and standard testing methods, with explanations and practice problems.
Introduction to Solid-State Chemistry (MIT 3.091)
Introductory chemistry taught through materials: electronic structure and bonding, crystalline and amorphous solids, defects and diffusion, phase diagrams, reaction kinetics and electrochemistry, each tied to engineering practice. Includes 82 lecture videos, problem sets with solutions and exams.
Materials Project
Open database from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory holding computed properties for over a hundred thousand inorganic crystals. Users can look up a compound's structure, symmetry, formation energy and phase diagram, and pull the same data through a Python API.
Materials Science: 10 Things Every Engineer Should Know
Introductory UC Davis course taught by James Shackelford covering ten core topics in engineering materials: the main material families, mechanical and electrical properties, thermally activated processes and the Arrhenius relationship, and manufacturing principles. Learners come away understanding how a material's structure determines its properties.
Materials Chemistry
Georgia Tech's introductory Coursera course on why materials behave as they do, linking atomic bonding and crystal structure to mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties. Learners can explain stress-strain behavior, defects, diffusion, and phase diagrams for metals, ceramics, and polymers.