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Youngs Modulus Question

May 17, 2011
Asked by:Silambu
Title*:youngs Modulus Question
Question*:Hi Dear fiends...
please answer this question:
Is any change in the Young's Modulus, if changing the thickness of a material?

Example: if i take two thin layer of GaAs with the thickness of 50nm and 10nm, Both layers are same material with different thickness. Is any change in the Young's Modulus of GaAs.

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posted by S @ 5:35 PM  
2 Comments :
  • At May 29, 2011 at 10:31 PM, Anonymous Joe said…

    Youngs modulus is the property of the material. So it will be independent of it's dimensions.
    So Youngs modulus will not change with the thickness of a material.
    -cheers

     
  • At June 16, 2011 at 5:40 PM, Anonymous pramod said…

    Y =[ force per unit area/(change in length per unit original length)],
    so for same material of different thickness, i think "Y" , will not change . it only will differ from one material to another....as already commented before.

    * Y (i.e Young's Modulus of steel is greater than rubber..:) )

     

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