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TED-ED Ainissa Ramirez: Magical metals, how shape memory alloys work

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TED-ED Ainissa Ramirez: Magical metals, how shape memory alloys work

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TED-ED Ainissa Ramirez: Magical metals, how shape memory alloys work
Ali Jackson [3]
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Description: 

This animated lesson explores ways a special kind of metal called shape memory alloys is advancing technology--everything from robots and the Mars Rover to braces! From ed.ted.com.
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  • Repeat and reinforce main ideas and concepts.
  • Provide multiple entry points and multiple ways of engagement
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Funding: 

Lesson and narration by Ainissa Ramirez. Animation by Andy London.

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TED-ED

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Catalog section: 

Media

What kind of media?: 

Video

Nano topics: 

Bio and medicine
Materials, tools, and applications

Audience: 

All ages

Content keywords: 

atoms
TED
memory metal
alloys
shape memory metal
TED-ED
Ainissa Ramirez

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TED-ED, Ainissa Ramirez: Magical metals, how shape memory alloys work [16]
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