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metals#
Substance | Molecular formula | Young's modulus [GPa] |
aluminum (pure) | Al | 69 |
brass | - | 112.5 |
bronze, manganese | - | 108 |
copper (pure) | Cu | 117 |
gold | Au | 74 |
iron | Fe | 210 |
lead | Pb | 13.8 |
magnesium | Mg | 45 |
nickel | Ni | 170 |
nickel silver | - | 128 |
platinum | Pt | 147 |
silicon | Si | 157.5 |
silver | Ag | 72 |
steel, stainless 304 | - | 180 |
tin | Sn | 47 |
titanium | Ti | 110.3 |
titanium, alloy | - | 112.5 |
tungsten | W | 405 |
uranium | U | 170 |
zinc | Zn | 83 |
berylium | Be | 287 |
bismuth | Bi | 32 |
plastics#
Substance | Molecular formula | Young's modulus [GPa] |
nylon | - | 3 |
polycarbonate | - | 2.2 |
polyethylene | - | 0.485 |
polyethylene terephthalate (PET) | [C(O)C6H4C(O)O(CH2)2O]n | 2.35 |
rubber, hard | - | 0.055 |
styrofoam EPS70 | - | 0.00475 |
styrofoam EPS80 | - | 0.00475 |
styrofoam EPS100 | - | 0.00475 |
styrofoam EPS120 | - | 0.00475 |
styrofoam EPS150 | - | 0.00475 |
styrofoam EPS200 | - | 0.00475 |
polystyrene | (C8H8)n | 3.25 |
polyvinylchloride (PVC) | (CH2CHCl)n | 3.25 |
teflon (polytetrafluoroethylene, PTFE) | (C2F4)n | 0.5 |
wood#
Substance | Molecular formula | Young's modulus [GPa] |
balsa wood | - | 11 |
cork wood | - | 11 |
bamboo wood | - | 11 |
fir wood | - | 13 |
pine wood | - | 9 |
spruce wood | - | 11 |
larch wood | - | 11 |
poplar wood | - | 11 |
alder wood | - | 11 |
birch-tree wood | - | 11 |
maple wood | - | 11 |
elm wood | - | 11 |
oak wood | - | 11 |
beech wood | - | 11 |
ash wood | - | 11 |
olive wood | - | 11 |
other materials#
Substance | Molecular formula | Young's modulus [GPa] |
glass | - | 70 |
diamond | C | 1130 |
human cortical bone | - | 14 |
medium density fiberboard (MDF) | - | 4 |
solids#
Substance | Molecular formula | Young's modulus [GPa] |
polystyrene | (C8H8)n | 3.25 |
polyvinylchloride (PVC) | (CH2CHCl)n | 3.25 |
teflon (polytetrafluoroethylene, PTFE) | (C2F4)n | 0.5 |
concrete | - | 17 |
polypropylene | [CH2CH(CH3)]n | 2 |
Some facts#
- Young's modulus tells us how much a given material is susceptible to deformation during its compression or stretching.
- Formally, Young's modulus determines the relationship between stress and strain:
where:
- E - Young's modulus,
- - stress,
- - deformation.
- E - Young's modulus,
- Other common names for Young's modulus include:
- modulus of linear deformation,
- modulus, longitudinal elasticity,
- first spring constant.
- modulus of linear deformation,
- Young's modulus is a quantity characteristic for a given material.
- Young's modulus is defined for solids. In the case of liquids, a similar value can be liquid bulk modulus.
- Young's modulus is most often denoted by uppercase E or uppercase Y.
- The basic unit of Young's modulus in the SI system is newton per square meter that is equal to one pascal:
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