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The stress-strain curve of cellulose acetate at 25°C is shown below. Draw the curves at 0°C and 60°C

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The stress-strain curve of cellulose acetate at 25°C is shown below. Draw the
curves at 0°C and 60°C

6* 10-7
Stress
(Pa)
T = 25°C
15
Strain (%)
30

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