A material is called 'ductile', if it can be__________________?
Correct answer: A. Drawn into wires
- A. Drawn into wires
- B. Hammered to a thin sheet
- C. Fractured without deformation
- D. Made lustrous by heating it
Explanation
Ductility is the ability to undergo substantial plastic deformation in tension, which allows a material to be drawn into wire. The ability to be hammered into thin sheets is malleability, the usual contrasting property.
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