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Plasticity
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the capability of being easily changed or molded into many different things
Example
Researchers investigate the plasticity of biological tissues to develop better models for understanding the biomechanics of the human body.
Plasticity refers to the ability of a material to undergo permanent deformation without rupturing when subjected to stress.
Engineers study the plasticity of materials to understand how they behave under different loading conditions.
Plasticity plays a crucial role in metal forming processes such as forging and extrusion, where the material is shaped without losing its integrity.
The plasticity of clay makes it an ideal material for pottery, as it can be molded into various shapes before firing.
