A form of stress corrosion failure termed as 'season cracking' is generally observed in __________________?

Correct answer: C. Brasses

  • A. Thermosetting polymers
  • B. High carbon steels
  • C. Brasses
  • D. Borosilicate glasses

Explanation

Season cracking is stress-corrosion cracking traditionally associated with brass, especially when residual tensile stress and ammonia or similar environments are present. It is therefore a classic example of cracking in copper-zinc alloys.

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