crushability; breakability; friability
Technical term used in materials science, engineering, and geology to describe how easily a solid material can be crushed, broken, or crumbled. Often used in contexts such as soil, rock, or manufactured materials.
We conducted a compression test to examine the crushability of this rock.
High friability of the soil makes cultivation easier.
daisy cutter bomb
Compound of 破砕 (はさい, 'crushing') + 性 (せい, 'property, nature'). The word is a modern technical coinage, likely from the early 20th century, following the pattern of many scientific terms formed with 〜性.