solids

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    What is elasticity?

    It allows materials to return to their original shape after deformation.

    What is plasticity?

    It causes materials to remain deformed after the force is removed.

    What is stress?

    It is the internal force resisting deformation in a solid.

    What is strain?

    It measures the change in shape relative to the original size.

    What is longitudinal deformation?

    It involves stretching or compressing the length of an object.

    What is shearing?

    It involves sliding one part of an object over another.

    What is hydraulic deformation?

    It occurs when an object is squeezed from all sides.

    What does Hooke's Law state?

    Stress and strain are proportional up to the elastic limit.

    What is the elastic limit?

    It is the point beyond which a material cannot return to its original shape.

    What is the fracture point?

    It is the stage where the material snaps or breaks.

    What does Young's Modulus measure?

    It measures the stiffness of a material in length.

    What does shear modulus measure?

    It assesses resistance to twisting or sliding deformation.

    What does bulk modulus measure?

    It evaluates how hard it is to compress a material's volume.

    What is Poisson's Ratio?

    It compares the thinning effect to the lengthening effect when stretched.

    What is elastic potential energy?

    It is the stored energy in a deformed solid that can do work.