Engineering Materials Science Introduction Book?

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Materials science is an interdisciplinary field that combines principles of physics and chemistry to study the properties and applications of materials. For a high school student with basic knowledge in these subjects, it is possible to start exploring materials science. Recommended resources include introductory textbooks like Callister's "Materials Science and Engineering," which provide foundational concepts. Additionally, online courses, educational videos, and science websites can offer accessible information to build a stronger understanding of the field. Engaging in hands-on experiments and projects can also enhance learning and interest in materials science.
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Specifically, for a high schooler with only basic physics and chemistry knowledge who is interested in the field
 
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Vbc said:
with only basic physics and chemistry
"Materials Science?" Bit of an "oxymoron," wouldn't you think?
 
I just flipped through its pages, but... Callister, maybe?
 
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Bystander said:
"Materials Science?" Bit of an "oxymoron," wouldn't you think?
sorry if my question is vague, but I only have high school level understanding of sciences, but I'm interested in materials science and would like to learn more, so if with my knowledge it's not possible to actually study materials science, could you point me where I could go to get some background knowledge needed for it?
 
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