Which of the following statements is incorrect? Both the grain boundary and bulk diffusion creep mechanism lead to elongated grains. For linear creep, the creep exponent in the steady-state creep rate equation is around 1. S-N curves are a plot of the stress versus the number of cycles to failure. The relaxation modulus is a time-dependent elastic modulus used for viscoelastic polymers. Crystalline polymers show a large drop in the relaxation modulus around the glass transition temperature.

Which of the following statements is incorrect? Both the grain boundary and bulk diffusion creep mechanism lead to elongated grains. For linear creep, the creep exponent in the steady-state creep rate equation is around 1. S-N curves are a plot of the stress versus the number of cycles to failure. The relaxation modulus is a time-dependent elastic modulus used for viscoelastic polymers. Crystalline polymers show a large drop in the relaxation modulus around the glass transition temperature.

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