Which outcome occurs at intermetallic crystal lattices during fast fracturing?

💡 Explanation

When fracture velocity is high, energy concentrates at intermetallic lattices activating the Frank-Read source mechanism leading to increased dislocation mobility and reduced toughness. Therefore, option A is true because brittle behavior dominates at rapid fracture rates rather than ductile crack blunting typically from other mechanisms below these conditions.

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