Test No Temperature C Deformation rate(mm/min) Strain at break Youngs modulus (Gpa) Stress at peak(Mpa) strain at peak Diffrerence in UTS 1 100 25 1.9 65 280 0.9 2 100 150 1.8 68 291 0.82 3 550 25 3.9 32 120 1.4 4 550 150 2.6 41 180 0.95

Test No Temperature C Deformation rate(mm/min) Strain at break Youngs modulus (Gpa) Stress at peak(Mpa) strain at peak Diffrerence in UTS 1 100 25 1.9 65 280 0.9 2 100 150 1.8 68 291 0.82 3 550 25 3.9 32 120 1.4 4 550 150 2.6 41 180 0.95

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Test No
Temperature C
Deformation rate(mm/min)
Strain at break
Youngs modulus (Gpa)
Stress at peak(Mpa)
strain at peak
Diffrerence in UTS
1
100
25
1.9
65
280
0.9
2
100
150
1.8
68
291
0.82
3
550
25
3.9
32
120
1.4
4
550
150
2.6
41
180
0.95

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