Zr metal transforms to ZrO2 when heated in air to 1100 degrees Celsius. If one conducts a tensile testing of both materials, Zr metal has Youngsmodulus of 230 MPa. Which one of these soems like a plausible value of Youngs modulus for ZrO2?100 MPa135 MPa100 Pa100 GPa

a is the correct answer 100 MPa

Zr metal transforms to Zro, when heated in air to 1100 degrees Celsius. If one conducts a tensile testing of both materials, Zr metal has Yourn modulus of 230 MPa. Which one of these soems like a plausible value of Youngs modulus for ZrO2? 100MD

Zr metal transforms to Zro, when heated in air to 1100 degrees Celsius. If one conducts a tensile testing of both materials, Zr metal has Yourn modulus of 230 MPa. Which one of these soems like a plausible value of Youngs modulus for ZrO2? 100MD

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Zr metal transforms to ZrO2 when heated in air to 1100 degrees Celsius. If one conducts a tensile testing of both materials, Zr metal has Youngs
modulus of 230 MPa. Which one of these soems like a plausible value of Youngs modulus for ZrO2?
100 MPa
135 MPa
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100 GPa

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