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Materials science has shaped the developme … Materials science has shaped the development of civilizations since the dawn of mankind. Better materials for tools and weapons has allowed mankind to spread and conquer, and advancements in material processing like steel and aluminum production continue to impact society today. Historians have regarded materials as such an important aspect of civilizations such that entire periods of time have defined by the predominant material used (Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age). For most of recorded history, control of materials had been through alchemy or empirical means at best. The study and development of chemistry and physics assisted the study of materials, and eventually the interdisciplinary study of materials science emerged from the fusion of these studies. The history of materials science is the study of how different materials were used and developed through the history of Earth and how those materials affected the culture of the peoples of the Earth. The term "Silicon Age" is sometimes used to refer to the modern period of history during the late 20th to early 21st centuries.ing the late 20th to early 21st centuries.
, شكل علم المواد تطور الحضارات منذ فجر البشر … شكل علم المواد تطور الحضارات منذ فجر البشرية. سمحت المواد والأسلحة للبشرية بالانتشار والقهر، وما زالت التطورات في معالجة المواد مثل إنتاج الصلب والألمنيوم تؤثر على المجتمع اليوم. لقد اعتبر المؤرخون المواد على أنها جانب هام من الحضارات، حيث حددت فترات زمنية كاملة من المواد الغالبة المستخدمة (العصر الحجري، العصر البرونزي، العصر الحديدي، إلخ). بالنسبة لمعظم التاريخ المسجل، كانت مراقبة المواد من خلال الكيمياء أو الوسائل التجريبية في أحسن الأحوال. ساعدت دراسة وتطوير الكيمياء والفيزياء في دراسة المواد، وفي نهاية المطاف ظهرت الدراسة متعددة التخصصات لعلوم المواد من اندماج هذه الدراسات.تاريخ علم المواد هو دراسة لكيفية استخدام المواد المختلفة وتطويرها عبر تاريخ الأرض وكيف أثرت هذه المواد على ثقافة شعوب الأرض.وكيف أثرت هذه المواد على ثقافة شعوب الأرض.
, 自從人類誕生以來，材料科學已經塑造了文明的發展，更好的工具和武器材料使人類得已傳播發展及征服領土，如鋼鐵和鋁等材料的生產或加工技術仍持續影響著當今的社會。歷史學家認為材料是文明的一個重要方向，因此用整個時期的主要材料作為時代的命名(石器時代、青銅器時代、鐵器時代等)。對於大多數有紀錄的歷史，材料的控制充其量只能透過煉金術或經驗的累績。化學和物理的研究及發展有助於材料的研究，從這些研究中融合產生材料科學的跨學科研究。 材料科學史是研究地球歷史和地球上的人類文明，是如何受到不同材料的影響。
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شكل علم المواد تطور الحضارات منذ فجر البشر … شكل علم المواد تطور الحضارات منذ فجر البشرية. سمحت المواد والأسلحة للبشرية بالانتشار والقهر، وما زالت التطورات في معالجة المواد مثل إنتاج الصلب والألمنيوم تؤثر على المجتمع اليوم. لقد اعتبر المؤرخون المواد على أنها جانب هام من الحضارات، حيث حددت فترات زمنية كاملة من المواد الغالبة المستخدمة (العصر الحجري، العصر البرونزي، العصر الحديدي، إلخ). بالنسبة لمعظم التاريخ المسجل، كانت مراقبة المواد من خلال الكيمياء أو الوسائل التجريبية في أحسن الأحوال. ساعدت دراسة وتطوير الكيمياء والفيزياء في دراسة المواد، وفي نهاية المطاف ظهرت الدراسة متعددة التخصصات لعلوم المواد من اندماج هذه الدراسات.تاريخ علم المواد هو دراسة لكيفية استخدام المواد المختلفة وتطويرها عبر تاريخ الأرض وكيف أثرت هذه المواد على ثقافة شعوب الأرض.وكيف أثرت هذه المواد على ثقافة شعوب الأرض.
, Materials science has shaped the developme … Materials science has shaped the development of civilizations since the dawn of mankind. Better materials for tools and weapons has allowed mankind to spread and conquer, and advancements in material processing like steel and aluminum production continue to impact society today. Historians have regarded materials as such an important aspect of civilizations such that entire periods of time have defined by the predominant material used (Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age). For most of recorded history, control of materials had been through alchemy or empirical means at best. The study and development of chemistry and physics assisted the study of materials, and eventually the interdisciplinary study of materials science emerged from the fusion of these studies. The history of materials science studies. The history of materials science
, 自從人類誕生以來，材料科學已經塑造了文明的發展，更好的工具和武器材料使人類得已傳播發展及征服領土，如鋼鐵和鋁等材料的生產或加工技術仍持續影響著當今的社會。歷史學家認為材料是文明的一個重要方向，因此用整個時期的主要材料作為時代的命名(石器時代、青銅器時代、鐵器時代等)。對於大多數有紀錄的歷史，材料的控制充其量只能透過煉金術或經驗的累績。化學和物理的研究及發展有助於材料的研究，從這些研究中融合產生材料科學的跨學科研究。 材料科學史是研究地球歷史和地球上的人類文明，是如何受到不同材料的影響。
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