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Which curve shown below (A or B) is for a BCC metal and why?
**Graph Explanation:**
The graph is a plot of "Impact Energy" on the y-axis against "Temperature" on the x-axis.
- **Curve A** (green): This curve maintains a relatively high level of impact energy across the temperature range, indicating a generally consistent ductility.
- **Curve B** (magenta): This curve shows a significant increase in impact energy as the temperature rises, transitioning from brittle to more ductile behavior. It features a notable "Ductile-to-brittle transition temperature," marked in blue.
**Key Features:**
- **Brittle Region:** For Curve B, at lower temperatures, the material exhibits brittle behavior, shown by low impact energy values.
- **More Ductile Region:** As the temperature increases, Curve B indicates that the material becomes more ductile, shown by higher impact energy values.
- **Transition Temperature:** There is a specific temperature at which the transition from brittle to ductile occurs, highlighted for Curve B.
**Explanation Context:**
BCC metals typically exhibit a ductile-to-brittle transition, making Curve B representative of such behavior. Curve A, with no significant transition, likely represents a different crystal structure.
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