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Sustainable food production and consumption

INTRO – Rethinking the way we produce and eat food

Smart Agriculture for a Sustainable Future

The Food of Tomorrow

The Future of Food Innovation

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Sustainable ship biofouling management

INTRO – Ships transforming into ocean reefs

Understanding marine biofouling

Biofouling removal with robotic hull cleaning

Sensors and labs against biofouling

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Social Innovation for Sustainable Futures

INTRO – Creating Change

Foundations of Social Innovation

Social Innovation Processes and Tools

Skills needed for a future Social Innovator

Quiz on Social Innovation for Sustainable Futures

Sustainable construction

INTRO: Building Smarter, Building Sustainable

Sustainable Infrastructure: The Challenge

Digital Twins: The Evolution of Smart Construction

Digital Twins for Sustainable Mobility

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INTRO – What plasma physics can bring to our life

Magnetron discharge

Plasma Technology

INTRO – Advances in plasma technology

Plasma classification

From low to high pressure

Electrification of industry

Sustainable Materials for Green and Digital Transition

INTRO – Metals for Renewable Energy and AI: Key Drivers of the Twin Transition

The Risks of Metals in the Green and Digital Transition

Why Are Metals So Polluting? The Case of Aluminum

Do We Have Enough Metals? The Case of Platinum for Hydrogen

Solutions and Perspectives: Recycling and Substitution

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Virology and environmental sustainability

INTRO – The Invisible Architects of Earth

Frozen Time Bombs: Zombie Viruses in Melting Ice

The Ocean’s Viral Engine

Can Viruses Save the Planet?

The Tiny Giants

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Materials structure and properties

INTRO – Materials structure and properties

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Natural Materials and Biomaterials

INTRO – Natural Materials and Biomaterials

Stress Shielding in Biomaterials

Hydrogels and their bonds

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Materials structure and properties
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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

Which are the main families of materials?

Wood, metals and glass
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Metals, ceramics and polymers
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Metals, polymers and composites
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Glass, metals and plastic
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2. Question

Which of these statements related to the relations between materials and chemical bonds is not correct?

Metals and alloys are characterized by metallic bonds
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Within the same polymeric chain, atoms are connected only through covalent bonds
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In ceramic materials we can only find ionic bonds
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Metallic bonds are found only in metals and alloys
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3. Question

Which of these statements related to the relations between materials and chemical bonds is not correct?

Metals and alloys are characterized by metallic bonds
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Within the same polymeric chain, atoms are connected only through covalent bonds
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In ceramic materials we can only find ionic bonds
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Metallic bonds are found only in metals and alloys
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4. Question

Which of the following elements is less common in polymeric materials?

Fluorine
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Nitrogen
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Hydrogen
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Oxygen
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Which common properties of metals can be directly explained considering the presence of a “sea” of delocalized valence electrons in the material?

Hardness
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Ductility
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Conductivity
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High-density
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