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thank you continnue please we need this kind of explanation
So much helpful...thabk you teacher...may allah bless you❤️
Thank you sir for amazing concept. 🙏🙏Waiting for more videos to come🙂🙂
Sir sir ❤️ you are doing great..
Thank you so much Dr Aymen 😊❤️
God bless you go on
Sir keep it up you teaching well
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Please share with your friends and colleagues who could benefit from our videos. Thanks again :)
Great lecture! Is the next topic available?
Hey apologies for the late response. Yes the next topic is available on the channel
Thank you so much for your feedback. Really appreciate it 😊
Perfect 👌
Thank you Rafay 😊
Plzz. Example of toughness
Hi Heena! Is the concept clear or do you want me to give you an example of toughness?
Tysm Sir .Sir please complete the chapter.☹️
Apologies for the delay. We are working on more videos and will complete the chapter soon :)
@@TheDentalistt Okay sir. We are waiting.... Nd when will you upload next video??Thanks for your response.. you are doing great
@@shailarafique7279 very soon. Please stay with us, thank you :)
@@TheDentalistt Sir, we are waiting....?
Working on it, new video is uploaded. Thank you for your support :)
When will the next video be uploaded?Also thankyou so much your videos help alot!
Hey next video is in the final editing process. Will be uploaded soon. Thanks for your feedback, stay with us ❤️
Next video is uploaded! Thanks for your support ☺️
Doctor we studied that brittleness is the opposite of ductility, Is that true or not
Yes that is true. If a material is not "tough" enough to be ductile, it will fracture too soon and it will be called as brittle 😊Hope that clears your concept. If you still have confusion, let me know. I'll clear further more 😊
Thanks alot doc ,I got it,you are my example
Sounds good 😊
Please share it with your friends too, so they can have clear concepts as well 😊
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thank you continnue please we need this kind of explanation
So much helpful...thabk you teacher...may allah bless you❤️
Thank you sir for amazing concept. 🙏🙏Waiting for more videos to come🙂🙂
Sir sir ❤️ you are doing great..
Thank you so much Dr Aymen 😊❤️
God bless you go on
Sir keep it up you teaching well
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Please share with your friends and colleagues who could benefit from our videos. Thanks again :)
Great lecture! Is the next topic available?
Hey apologies for the late response. Yes the next topic is available on the channel
Thank you so much for your feedback. Really appreciate it 😊
Perfect 👌
Thank you Rafay 😊
Plzz. Example of toughness
Hi Heena! Is the concept clear or do you want me to give you an example of toughness?
Tysm Sir .
Sir please complete the chapter.☹️
Apologies for the delay. We are working on more videos and will complete the chapter soon :)
@@TheDentalistt Okay sir. We are waiting.... Nd when will you upload next video??
Thanks for your response.. you are doing great
@@shailarafique7279 very soon. Please stay with us, thank you :)
@@TheDentalistt Sir, we are waiting....?
Working on it, new video is uploaded. Thank you for your support :)
When will the next video be uploaded?
Also thankyou so much your videos help alot!
Hey next video is in the final editing process. Will be uploaded soon. Thanks for your feedback, stay with us ❤️
Next video is uploaded! Thanks for your support ☺️
Doctor we studied that brittleness is the opposite of ductility, Is that true or not
Yes that is true. If a material is not "tough" enough to be ductile, it will fracture too soon and it will be called as brittle 😊
Hope that clears your concept. If you still have confusion, let me know. I'll clear further more 😊
Thanks alot doc ,I got it,you are my example
Sounds good 😊
Please share it with your friends too, so they can have clear concepts as well 😊