IMP CHAPTER 2 PAGES 7-12
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1.
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It is the measure of the amount of plastic deformation a material can undergo under tensile forces without fracture.
(a)
2.
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It signifies the amount of energy absorbed by a material at the time of fracture under impact loading. This can also be considered as a parameter consisting both strength and ductility.
(a)
3.
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Coarse grained structures would tend to have higher ductility compared to (a)
4.
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It is the basic source of all iron and steel.
(a)
5.
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It is the principal base material for all steel furnaces and is a product of the blast furnaces. It is also described as hard and brittle.
Iron Ore
Pig Iron
Pure Iron
Pure Alloy
6.
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The definite arrangement of atoms in three dimensions remains the same throughout the material is called?
(a)
7.
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It is a type of iron that is hard to obtain. It is a soft and highly plastic metal of a light grey colour having a specific weight of 7.86.
(a)
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