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Meaning of "becomes brittle"
becomes brittle - This phrase suggests a change in the state of something, where it becomes fragile, easily breakable, or more prone to shattering
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Your esophagus becomes brittle and it dissolves.
Proteins are denatured and hair becomes brittle.
The zinc becomes brittle when cooled.
The plastic film base becomes brittle.
The metal becomes brittle and will be.
Then this strained steel hardens and becomes brittle.
The wood becomes brittle as it ages.
The polymer loses its flexibility and becomes brittle.
The polarizing layer becomes brittle as drying proceeds.
It becomes brittle in a couple of years.
As the degradation progresses the film base becomes brittle and shrinks.
Gum becomes brittle when cooled.
Bitumen is not environmentally friendly and becomes brittle when it dries out.
The coating becomes brittle and is prone to cracks emergence.
In this process the collagen structure of the annulus fibrosus weakens and becomes brittle.
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Good but becomes brittle.
PVC becomes brittle over time and may explode when transporting air under high pressure.
A cell membrane oxidized by a free radical becomes brittle and leaky and eventually dies.
The flower becomes brittle and can be broken into small pieces.
The radium luminous paint on the device surface becomes brittle with age and flakes off.
PVC becomes brittle when stored in liquid nitrogen.
Impure gutta-percha oxidises and becomes brittle.
Heated stone becomes brittle when it's quickly cooled.
At high copper concentrations, the solution becomes brittle.
On the other hand, it becomes brittle at low or zero speeds.
The empty apex in these shells is sometimes very thin, and becomes brittle.
In this case, the hair becomes brittle and dry.
At extremely low temperatures, carbon steel loses its ductility and becomes brittle.
As such, the hair becomes brittle and breaks off easily.
The pure-tin has at low temperature a phase transition and becomes brittle.
When your hair becomes brittle or too dry, products will react differently.
When termites feed on wood, it becomes brittle and hollow.
Such a stacking reduces the impact strength, stiffening the system, which then becomes brittle.
You can not breathe, your esophagus becomes brittle and it dissolves.
However, HDPE becomes brittle by UV light and loses its good properties.
It is plastic but not pourable, and becomes brittle with age.
In time, film becomes brittle and loses its color!
The basidiocarp has a leathery texture when fresh, but becomes brittle when dry.
In particular, the capsule shell becomes brittle during coating or on long term storage.
After three or four weeks, the paste hardens, dries out and sometimes becomes brittle.
After the canal treatment, the tooth becomes brittle because the tooth has no nerves.
As they ripen, the plant begins to die, dries out and becomes brittle.
However, the resulting polymer becomes brittle when its cross-linking rate is too high.
As the carbon is the major impurity, the iron ( pig iron ) becomes brittle and hard.
Eventually, the body of catheter 12 becomes brittle and can partially separate or totally separate.
You cut the wood too soon, the bow lacks strength, too late, it becomes brittle.
High purity titanium has good plasticity, but becomes brittle and hard when impurities exist.
When this amount exceeds 80 % by mole, the insulating coating becomes brittle.
When exceeding 1.0 % carbon the material becomes brittle and both tensile strength and elongation decreases.
For authenticity's sake, yes, he would use a bronze khopesh, but bronze becomes brittle over time.
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