Which consequence results when dislocations impede grain boundary movement in polycrystalline steel?

💡 Explanation

Grain boundary movement controls plastic deformation in steel; dislocation pile-up causes strain hardening, therefore increasing yield strength because grain boundaries restrict slip, rather than weakening the material, enhancing magnetism, or affecting corrosion.

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