sectility

in materials science, sectility refers to the ability of a material to be cut or shaped easily.

gold is known for its high sectility, making it easy to work with in jewelry.

the sectility of certain metals allows them to be formed into thin sheets.

understanding sectility is important for engineers working with ductile materials.

some materials exhibit both sectility and malleability.

the sectility of a substance can affect its processing and application.

testing for sectility helps determine how a material will perform under stress.

in geology, sectility can describe the ability of rocks to be split easily along certain planes.

manufacturers often seek materials with good sectility for production efficiency.

improving the sectility of a composite material can enhance its usability.