Materials Science and Engineering Properties, SI Edition

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ISBN: 9781305178175

Author: GILMORE, Charles

Publisher: Cengage Learning

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For germanium at a tensile stress of 410 MPa and a temperature of 332 ° C , what is the primary creep mechanism? The shear modulus of germanium is 41 GPa.

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