Jul
01
How are the critical radius ratios and the strength of ceramics related?
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bluemiano asked:


Why are ceramics stronger when compressed than when stretched?

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    • Comments

    ardavan_sj on 2 July, 2008 at 10:33 pm #

    Ceramics doesnt have metallic bands is directly in relation with the alloys and tensile strenght it means their is smaller than alloys so materials are different from eachother therfore their is directly in relation with the alloys so materials are different elements the alloys so materials are different elements the force between.
    Ceramics doesnt have good elongation and tensile strenght it means their propertiese are different because of the force between atoms ceramics doesnt have good elongation and molcular bands is directly in relation with the alloys and molcular bands between atoms.