Which statement/s is/are true about deformation? A It is the ability of the material to store energy B It is only defined by elastic deformation All the choices The action or process of changing in shape or distorting through the application of pressure

Which statement/s is/are true about deformation? A It is the ability of the material to store energy B It is only defined by elastic deformation All the choices The action or process of changing in shape or distorting through the application of pressure

Physical Chemistry

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Chapter22: Surfaces

Section: Chapter Questions

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(A It is the ability of the material to store energy
B It is only defined by elastic deformation
All the choices
The action or process of changing in shape or distorting through the application of pressure

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