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1- Mass related properties: Density and specific gravity

2- Thermal properties: * Heat of fusion * thermal conductivity * coefficient of thermal expansion and contraction * melting and freezing temperature * specific heat * thermal diffusivity

3- Optical properties: * reflection * refraction * scattering * transmission* luminescence

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