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    • Why Things Break : Understanding the World By the Way It Comes Apart (Paperback)

    Why Things Break : Understanding the World By the Way It Comes Apart (Paperback)

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      Why Things Break : Understanding the World By the Way It Comes Apart (Paperback)

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      from dickmanikowski

      Rather eclectic book that interweaves the career trajectory of the author with a lot of technical information about the forces that hold materials together and what goes wrong when things break.

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      from Pferdina

      I enjoyed most of this book. The author intersperses his career pathway with some history of materials science and design. The last three chapters were the densest and least-readable for me. A few diagrams or graphs would have helped hugely, but the book has no illustrations.

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