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Answer the following questions using the data from the Charpy impact diagram bel

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Question

Answer the following questions using the data from the Charpy impact diagram below

69) Which material would be more ductile at -150 °C than at room temperature?

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70) What is the glass transition temperature (Brittle to Ductile transition onset) for Nylon?

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71) Which material would be equally ductile over the entire -150 to 100 °C temperature range?

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72) Which is the most ductile polymer on the list?

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73) What is the Ductile to Brittle Transition Temperature (onset) for mild steel?

a) -80 °C

b) -50 °C

c) 50 °C

d) there is no DBTT with mild steel

Please answer all of them without guessing!!! Thanks

Explanation / Answer

69) Which material would be more ductile at -150 °C than at room temperature?

Copper

.70) What is the glass transition temperature (Brittle to Ductile transition onset) for Nylon?

50oC ----- 100oC

71) Which material would be equally ductile over the entire -150 to 100 °C temperature range?

.copper

72) Which is the most ductile polymer on the list?

.mild steel

73) What is the Ductile to Brittle Transition Temperature (onset) for mild steel?

c) 50 °C

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