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The document discusses why different materials are used to make different objects and lists some important material properties. It asks which materials would be suitable for making a chair, book, and wire jacket based on factors like strength, price, appearance, and environmental impact. Some key material properties listed include color, weight, hardness, flexibility, conductivity, transparency, and resistance to heat, corrosion, and humidity.
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