Explain the tables shown. TABLE 8.3Property Comparison of Metals and PolymersMaterialConditionTS (ksi) E (10* psi) ElongationPolyethyleneBranched20.02590-650PolyethyleneCrystallized40.10050-800Polyvinylchloride Cl-sides80.3752-40PolystyreneBenzene-sides70.5001-3BakeliteFramework71.01AluminumAnnealed1310.015-301040 steelAnnealed7530.030 Comparison of Various Materials (Modulusand Cost)*TABLE 8.4ModulusMaterial(x 10° psi)$/pound$/in?Aluminum10.00.920.093Steel30.00.30-0.50 0.075–0.125Nylon0.11.800.129ABS0.31.200.040High-density polyethylenePolycarbonatePolypropylenePolystyreneEpoxy (bisphenol)0.11.100.0410.352.300.1000.21.100.0340.31.400.0430.451.050.033*Cost figures are fall 2014 values and are clearly subject to change.Polymer prices from www.plasticsnews.com.

The objective of the question is to explain the tables given.When metals and polymers are compared…

TABLE 8.3 Property Comparison of Metals and Polymers Material Condition TS (ksi) E (10 psi) Elongation Polyethylene Branched 2 0.025 90-650 Polyethylene Crystallized 4 0.100 50-800 Polyvinylchloride Cl-sides 8 0.375 2-40 Polystyrene Benzene-sides 7 0.500 1-3 Bakelite Framework 7 1.0 1 Aluminum Annealed 13 10.0 15-30 1040 steel Annealed 75 30.0 30

TABLE 8.3 Property Comparison of Metals and Polymers Material Condition TS (ksi) E (10 psi) Elongation Polyethylene Branched 2 0.025 90-650 Polyethylene Crystallized 4 0.100 50-800 Polyvinylchloride Cl-sides 8 0.375 2-40 Polystyrene Benzene-sides 7 0.500 1-3 Bakelite Framework 7 1.0 1 Aluminum Annealed 13 10.0 15-30 1040 steel Annealed 75 30.0 30

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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