Charpy Impact Testing: Why @ -20°? What @ Higher Temp?

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Please can anybody explain why Impact testing is carries out @ -20 degree or @ lower temparatures. & what will happen if it is conducted @ higher temp.
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russ_watters said:
Well - can you think of how the properties of materials might change with temperature?

Offcourse, Sir , below recrystallization temp ductility is less & above recrystallisation ductility & toughness values are more. Also movements of atoms are is faster @ higher temp & that will be lower @ Lower temp.
But if you can explain it in more specific technical way I will able to understand more effectively.

Waiting for ur reply.

thanking YoU!