The image above represents percentage elongation, ductility. To compute for percentage elongation, ductility, two essential parameters are needed and these
The image above represents young’s modulus. To compute for young’s modulus, two essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Stress and Strain.
The image above represents force. To compute for force, two essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Elastic Constant (k) and Extension
The image above represents engineering strain. To compute for engineering strain, two essential parameters are needed and these parameters are Extension
The image above represents homogenous – heterogenous relationship. To compute for homogenous – heterogenous relationship, two essential parameters are needed
The image above represents activation energy for heterogenous nucleation. To compute for activation energy for heterogenous nucleation, three essential parameters