Addition of silicon to cast iron ___________________?

Correct answer: D. Increases the fluidity of molten metal

  • A. Promotes graphite module formation
  • B. Improves its ductility
  • C. Does not promote graphite flakes formation
  • D. Increases the fluidity of molten metal

Explanation

Silicon is a graphitising element in cast iron and also improves the fluidity of the molten metal. Among the listed choices, the direct and standard effect is increased fluidity.

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