Q(3): Match between the followings definitions ( 1 In a steady-state Diffusion A Atom interchanges from a normal lattice position to an adjacent vacant one The diffusion flux is not constant with time 2 Diffusion B 3 Cold working с Extra atoms defects The maximum engineering 4 Vacancy diffusion D stress Stiffness E toughness F The diffusion flux is constant with time An object resists elastic deformation in response to an applied force. Mass transport by atomic motion Schottky and Frenkel G The phenomenon whereby a ductile metal becomes Tensile strength H harder and stronger as it is plastically deformed. The ability of material to I absorb shock energy without fracture The time-dependent J deformation at elevated temperature and constant stress K Vacancy defects L Atom interchanges from a normal lattice position to an Interstitial one 10 5 6 7 8

Q(3): Match between the followings definitions ( 1 In a steady-state Diffusion A Atom interchanges from a normal lattice position to an adjacent vacant one The diffusion flux is not constant with time 2 Diffusion B 3 Cold working с Extra atoms defects The maximum engineering 4 Vacancy diffusion D stress Stiffness E toughness F The diffusion flux is constant with time An object resists elastic deformation in response to an applied force. Mass transport by atomic motion Schottky and Frenkel G The phenomenon whereby a ductile metal becomes Tensile strength H harder and stronger as it is plastically deformed. The ability of material to I absorb shock energy without fracture The time-dependent J deformation at elevated temperature and constant stress K Vacancy defects L Atom interchanges from a normal lattice position to an Interstitial one 10 5 6 7 8

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