B) List one engineering applications for which the following physical properties would be considerable:Low melting point:High density:High thermal conductivity:C) Define mechanical properties of a substance.D) List two mechanical properties and two physical that can be measured in the Laboratory and state thedefinition of these properties.E) Which metal exhibited the highest hardness values, Cast iron, mild steel or Zinc? Mention the reasonfor your choice.F) State two common tests used to determine mechanical properties.G) If your phone charger plug passes electric charges to human skin How you can solve the problem? Listthree materials to design the covering.H) Explain corrosion mechanism for electrochemical corrosion of metals ( Galvanic corrosion).I) Mention two other corrosion types other than (Galvanic corrosion) and state the main causes of theselected type (With graphs).J) What are various method of controlling the selected type of corrosion?K) Explain two types of degradation types that may occurred in non-metals.

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