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Is magnesium brittle or ductile?

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Answered by zebafaizal7
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Answer:

BRITTLE

Explanation:

The widespread use of magnesium is hampered by its intrinsic brittleness. While other metallic alloys have multiple dislocation slip systems, enabling their well-known ductility, the hexagonal lattice of magnesium offers insufficient modes of deformation, rendering it intrinsically brittle.

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Answered by soumyanshushekhar
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Answer:

Pure Magnesium is quite brittle and less ductile.

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