Chemistry Homework Solutions
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A brittle sample of polystyrene behaves elastically in tension, until it breaks in two when extended 2.2%, under a load of 55MPa. What is the toughness of this sample?
i know i may use the stress strain curve to solve this problem? (Force vs elongation)... but how do i solve the toughness of the sample?
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