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With little logic and application of basic science the new material that can be made by mixing waste may prove energy efficient if its thermal resistivity is enhanced and utilized.
Innovative Sustainable Materials and Methods Material: - Waste Mix Tiles Concept Materials used for construction and public engineering works, such as tiles, bricks and blocks are made from various natural resources such as clay, sand and gravel.
To achieve this aim some trials was made by us as some specimens of tiles using waste materials as a replacement to the conventional concrete mix materials were made.
These materials may be replaced by volume and weight also.
To make fillers various waste materials may be used as an alternative to reduce the consumption of conventional materials used for construction.

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Machining of these composite materials are important and is superior than the conventional materials.
Introduction Metal matrix composite (MMC) materials are finding increased applications in many fields due to their excellent properties compared to the conventional materials.
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It is reported that renovated LiCoO2 may indeed provide high quality grade recycled materials [1, 10].
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Many scientific laboratories started to work with polymer blends as potential new materials for medicine (biomaterials), the food industry (biodegradable and photodegradable food packaging materials), for cosmetic industry (film-forming materials) and for the electronic industry (conducting polymers).
Such a blend can be used as film-forming material in cosmetic science and as biomaterial.
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