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A material's Unwillingness to be drawn, stretched or formed. Breaks easily
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A material's Unwillingness to
be drawn, stretched or formed.
Breaks easily

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Brittle

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A brittle material is one that shows unwillingness to be drawn, stretched or formed. These materials are opposite of ductile ones{copper & aluminum} that can be formed into sheets or drawn into wires. A brittle material is hard but liable to break easily. Example of material include : cast iron, ceramics and concrete.

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