In the American Iron and Steel Institute classification system for carbon steels, the manufacturing process is indicated with a _____.

What makes plain-carbon steels and High Strength Low-Alloy steels different is _____.

_____ is commonly manufactured using a quench-and-temper process.

A common grade of non-magnetic stainless steel is known as _____.

A type of stainless steel designed for a good weight-to-strength ratio, used in jet aircraft manufacturing is _____.

Precious Metals like platinum, gold and silver are often used to make electrical contacts, electrodes, and similar industrial components.

Specific gravity is the weight of a metal compared to the weight of _____.

Stress is a force that causes metal to _____.

The maximum tensile stress a material can withstand without permanently breaking is known as its _____.

A sprayed-on color can be used to identify base metal _____.

Metals that are non-magnetic are classified as _____.

Surface contamination like mill scale and rust is most commonly removed with _____.

Sheet metal is rolled metal with a uniform thickness of less than _____.

How much does a 5-foot long section of channel C8 × 11.5 weigh in pounds?

For a beam with a designation of S24 × 120, the number 120 indicates the beam’s _____.

The weight of a beam with a given dimension can be increased by adding thickness to the beam’s _____.

As the pipe schedule number increases, the pipe’s _____.

The size of standard round tubing is based on the tubing’s _____.

A material that is commonly sintered to fuse it into a solid metal is _____.

Strain is the amount of deformation that results from _____.