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What type of force does tensile strength help a material resist?

Being pulled apart

Which material property is most important for concrete pillars supporting a building?

Compressive strength

What type of forces act on rivets joining metal plates in a steel bridge?

Shear forces

Which property do floor joists require to support weight without sagging?

Bending strength

What type of strength must a drive shaft have to transmit rotational power?

Torsional strength

Why do drill bits require high hardness?

To cut through other materials

Which property allows copper to be drawn through dies to make thin wire?

Ductility

How does malleability differ from ductility?

Malleability involves deformation in all directions

What is a key characteristic of brittle materials like glass?

Fracture suddenly with little warning

Which property allows tough materials to withstand sudden impacts?

Ability to absorb energy

What happens when a material is stretched beyond its elastic limit?

It becomes permanently deformed

What three types of energy can conductivity measure the flow of through materials?

Heat, electricity, and sound

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