Material Properties: Non-Metals & Metals

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Material properties for both non-metals and metals, including reflectivity, heat capacity, density, and heat conductivity, can be found on websites like MatWeb.com. However, reflectivity may require specialized resources or supplier information for accurate data. Users are encouraged to explore various databases for comprehensive material properties. Additional recommendations for reliable sources may be beneficial for those seeking specific information. Accessing a variety of resources will enhance understanding of material characteristics.
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Hi,

Anyone can recommend any website that shows the material properties (such as reflectivity, heat capacity, density, heat conductivity) of both non metals and metals?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Some properties for many materials can be found at MatWeb.com

http://www.matweb.com/

reflectivity is rather special and one might need a special resource, such as a supplier, for that.
 

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