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Engineering, 13.09.2019 23:30 brandicarney70p8jlsp

Aluminium alloys tend to get their strength from precipitation hardening, work hardening and solute hardening. what can you infer about the hall-petch slope of aluminium? 6. why are covalently and ionically bonded materials usually brittle?

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