Chemistry, asked by shaili806, 1 year ago

Why fcc metals tend to exhibit higher strain hardening exponent?

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Answered by sanjana87

The strain hardening exponent is relatively low for HCP metals but is higher for BCC and FCC metals.Metals with low strain-hardening exponent respond poorly to cold working .

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