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Ability to resist scratching, indentation, or surface damage
They often become brittle and can shatter under impact
Ability to absorb impact energy without fracturing
Capacity to be stretched into wire shapes without breaking
Ability to return to original dimensions after force removed
Threshold beyond which permanent deformation occurs
Best cost-performance balance for conductivity
Temp where materials change from brittle to soft, flexible
Max pulling force before fracturing, measured in kN/mm2\text{kN/mm}^2kN/mm2
Ability to withstand repeated loading cycles over time
Ability to maintain shape under constant loading over time
Opposing forces creating a pulling effect on materials
Opposing forces creating a squeezing effect on materials
Combines both tension and compression simultaneously
Concrete with embedded steel rods or mesh
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