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A composite is a material which is composed of two physically distinct and mechanically separable phases. One material serves as the fiber while a second serves as the matrix. | A composite is a material which is composed of two physically distinct and mechanically separable phases. One material serves as the fiber while a second serves as the matrix. | ||
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Revision as of 12:29, 16 May 2020
A composite is a material which is composed of two physically distinct and mechanically separable phases. One material serves as the fiber while a second serves as the matrix.
