Which of the following statements about the uniaxial stress-strain behavior of polymers true (a) The properties estimated from the o- e curve can be strongly dependent on the elements of time and temperature (b) At low homologous temperatures, polymers can behave like an amorphous glass (c) At 22° C, the maximum elastic strain is typically larger than that of ceramics (d) At 22° C, the maximum elastic strain is typically smaller than that of ceramics

Which of the following statements about the uniaxial stress-strain behavior of polymers true (a) The properties estimated from the o- e curve can be strongly dependent on the elements of time and temperature (b) At low homologous temperatures, polymers can behave like an amorphous glass (c) At 22° C, the maximum elastic strain is typically larger than that of ceramics (d) At 22° C, the maximum elastic strain is typically smaller than that of ceramics

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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