Material property, A "material property" is defined as a

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A "material property" is defined as a material's measurable response to a specific imposed stimulus. Which of the following are properties of the material used to make a steel paper clip? (Select all that are appropriate.)

It is silver/gray in color.

It is typically a curved piece of wire approximately 1 mm in diameter.

It bends without breaking.

It conducts electricity.

It is mostly iron.

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