The property of material by which it can be rolled into sheets is called
A.Plasticity
B.Elasticity
C.Malleability
D.Ductility
E.Creep
A.Plasticity
B.Elasticity
C.Malleability
D.Ductility
E.Creep
A.Nickel, copper and zinc
B.Silver, copper and niclel
C.Silver, copper and lead
D.Silver, gold and platinum
E.Silver with impurities below 1%
A.Metals
B.Ceramics
C.Polymers
D.Dielectries
A.copolymer
B.dilatant
C.plastic
D.elastomer
A.Condensation polymerization
B.Addition polymerization
C.Colpolymerization of ethylene monomers
D.None of the above
A.Becomes a positive ion
B.Becomes a negative ion
C.Becomes a electrically neutral
D.Is then free to move about
E.None of the above
A.Hardened condition
B.Hardened and tempered condition
C.Annealed condition
D.Carburized condition
E.None of the above
A.Impact strength is high
B.With static loading the strength in tension is higher than that in compression
C.With static loading the strength in tension is lower than that in compression
D.(A) and (B) above
E.(A) and (C) above
A.Brass
B.Silver
C.Copper
D.Lead
E.Aluminium