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Ceramics are generally brittle, subject to crack failure, and stable to high temperature...

Ceramics are generally brittle, subject to crack failure, and stable to high temperatures. In contrast, plastics are generally deformable under stress and have limited thermal stability. Discuss these differences in terms of the structures and bonding in the two classes of materials.

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