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definitions

malléabilité (n.f.)

1.propriété des métaux malléables.

2.(figuré)docilité de caractère.

 
see also

malléabilité (n.f.)

malléable

 
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malléabilité (n. f.)

malléabilité (n. f.) [figuré]

 
le Littré (1880)

MALLÉABILITÉ (s. f.)

La propriété que possèdent les métaux de s'étendre sous le marteau en lames plus ou moins minces, tandis que la ductilité est la propriété de s'étendre en fils.

La malléabilité est le premier indice de la ductilité (BUFF. Hist. min. Introd. part. exp. Oeuvres, t. VI, p. 411)

La malléabilité de l'or est telle qu'on peut en mettre plus de 10 000 feuilles dans 1 millimètre d'épaisseur (LEGOARANT)

Fig. La malléabilité du caractère.

ÉTYMOLOGIE

Malléable.

 
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Malléabilité

Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.

La malléabilité est la facilité avec laquelle un matériau se laisse déformer, façonner, étendre et aplatir en feuille mince sous un effort de compression. Les procédés de compression sont le forgeage (martèlement) et le laminage (rouleau compresseur). L'or, l'argent et le plomb sont très malléables ou ductiles.

Voir aussi

  • Plasticité (sens proche de malléabilité)
  • Elasticité (déformation réversible)
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