Information on properties of popular materials

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The discussion focuses on the properties of various materials, specifically ductility, yield strength, and Young's Modulus for steel, rubber, nylon, concrete, aluminum, and glass. The user expresses difficulty finding this information through common online resources like Google and Wikipedia. They inquire about any repositories or books that compile these material properties, noting that their textbook appendix lacks the necessary data. A suggested resource for material properties is MatWeb, a comprehensive database for material information. The thread highlights the challenge of accessing specific engineering data in educational materials.
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List the ductility, yield strength and Young's Modulus of steel, rubber, nylon, concrete, alluminum, glass and rubber


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I tried google and wikipedia with not much luck so I figured i would ask here. Any repository of information of this sort around. OR is there a common book that this stuff is stored in. Beleive it or not my textbook appendix does not have the info.

Thanks in advance
 
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