Is ductility associated with the manifestation of yield phenomenon?

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Ductility is closely related to the yield phenomenon in materials science. It refers to a material's ability to undergo significant plastic deformation before fracture, indicating that ductile materials can stretch and deform without failing. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding the concepts of elastic and plastic deformation, as well as the stress-strain curve, in determining the behavior of materials under load. The yield phenomenon is characterized by the transition from elastic to plastic deformation, which is a key aspect of ductility. Therefore, the correct answer to the exam question is TRUE, as ductility is indeed associated with the manifestation of the yield phenomenon.
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Hi everybody, I have a doubt about a question on my future exam of Materials Science.

Is ductility associated with the manifestation of yield phenomenon?

* TRUE
*FALSE

I have doubts because I think I could answer this question in both ways... Any help will be more than welcome!
 
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Well what is the nature of a brittle material.

Ductile implies the ability of a material to deform without failure, i.e. the material can be stretch over a relatively large displacement without a flaw developing, particular one leading to failure/fracture.

Think of the elastic deformation and plastic deformation, and the load-displacement or stress-strain curve.
 
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