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is a material made of natural resources that can be replenished, generation after generation.

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ability to break down into its basic elements and return to the cycles of nature.

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containing or being poisonous material especially when capable of causing death or serious debilitation toxic waste a toxic.

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Recyclable materials are those that can be reused again after their main use, thanks to a recycling treatment.

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Chemical reaction that occurs when a substance comes into contact with oxygen or any other oxidizing substance.

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Opaque: A material presents opacity when it does not let light pass through in an appreciable proportion.

transparent: That lets light through and allows you to see through its mass what is behind it.

semitransparent: refers to an object, thing or element that is almost transparent.

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Thermic: material connected with heat.

Example: Boil the water, the chimneys, the heaters

Conductivity: the property of transmitting heat, electricity or sound.

Example: Aluminum, Tungsten, Iron, Carbon

Fusibility: ease with which a material can melt or melt.

Example: we can figure out how many different numbers of phones, plates or lotteries can be formed using a given set of letters and digits.

Weldability: also known as bonding, of a material refers to its ability to be welded.

Example: easy-to-clean iron can be bonded at low temperatures.

Expansion: the process of getting bigger in size.

Example : wood, carbonated water in the freezer and Chewing gum

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Elasticity: quality of any object to recover its previous shape after being deformed by exerting force.

Plasticity: the quality of being plastic or able to be moulded.

Malleability: property of acquiring a deformation through compression without breaking.

Ductility: ability of a material to sustain a large permanent deformation under a tensile load up to the point of fracture.

Hardness: ability of a material to sustain a large permanent deformation under a tensile load up to the point of fracture.

Tenacity: the quality or state of being persistent.

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Conductor: material that enables the transmission of electricity.

Example: silver, copper, gold and aluminum

Non conductor: materials that do not allow the passage of electricity, these are called electrical insulators.

Example: ceramics, glass, plastics in general,