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Plaszticitás refers to the ability of a material to undergo permanent deformation without fracturing. This property is distinct from elasticity, which describes a material's tendency to return to its original shape after stress is removed. When a material exhibits plasticity, it means that upon exceeding its elastic limit, it will deform permanently. The extent of this permanent deformation is a key characteristic of plasticity.
Metals are well-known for their plastic properties. For instance, when you bend a metal paperclip, it retains
In other contexts, plasticity can refer to the adaptability or malleability of systems. For example, in neuroscience,