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← HistoryFor efficient historical bronze casting, which action prevents brittle molds?
A)Applying sufficient draft angle slopes
B)Preheating the mold using radiation✓
C)Employing centrifugal casting methods
D)Using flux during pouring precisely
💡 Explanation
Preheating molds employs thermal expansion, distributing stresses evenly rather than allowing rapid, uneven temperatures which will lead to uneven mold expansion and brittle fracture. Flux inhibits oxidation; slope and centrifugal affect material properties.
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