Q2/ Sorting the engineering materials (Metals and Ceramics) from lowest to highest value according to their properties. 1. Thermal expansion 2. Melting point (C) 3. Tensile strength (N/mm²) 4. Density 5. Tensile modulus (KN/mm²)

Q2/ Sorting the engineering materials (Metals and Ceramics) from lowest to highest value according to their properties. 1. Thermal expansion 2. Melting point (C) 3. Tensile strength (N/mm²) 4. Density 5. Tensile modulus (KN/mm²)

Materials Science And Engineering Properties

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Q2/ Sorting the engineering materials (Metals and Ceramics) from lowest to highest value
according to their properties.
1. Thermal expansion
2. Melting point (C)
3. Tensile strength (N/mm²)
4. Density
5. Tensile modulus (KN/mm²)

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