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With decreasing grain size, yield strength of material ________

With decreasing grain size, yield strength of material ________ Correct Answer First increases then decrease

Yield strength of materials increases with a decrease in grain size. It may be explained using the Hall-Petch equation. But in nano range of grain size, yield strength of material decreases with a decrease in grain size.

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