Lecture

Elastic Properties of Materials

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Description

This lecture covers the hydrostatic compression, origin of elasticity, stresses and strains, shear forces, modulus of elasticity, and the relationship between stress and strain in materials. It also discusses the interatomic bonds in crystals and the elastic properties of materials like concrete and tungsten carbide.

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