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Elastic properties of the lens
Experimental Eye Research, 1963The visco-elastic properties of the crystalline lens have been studied with the use of a mechano-electric transducer. Application of an external force to the lens caused rapid deformation followed by a second phase of further deformation. On removal of the force, a rapid partial reversal of the deformation occurred and was followed by gradual ...
Y, KIKKAWA, T, SATO
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The elastic properties of elastin
Biopolymers, 1974AbstractThe thermoelastic properties of elastin immersed in water or in aqueous solutions of alcohols closely resemble those of typical polymers in the rubber elastic state. The evolution of heat much in excess of the work performed on elastin when it is stretched while immersed in water at ca. 25°C is attributable to the exothermic heat of dilution by
C A, Hoeve, P J, Flory
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ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF MANGANESE FLUORIDE
Solid State Communications, 1963Abstract The elastic constants and compressibility of manganese fluoride have been measured between 4·2°K and 300°K. Analysis of these data give a Debye temperature (elastic) of 214°K ± 2°K. The compressibility data indicates that the magnetic ordering effects the compressibility at least 100°K above the Neel temperature.
D.F. Gibbons, V.G. Chirba
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Materials properties: elasticity
2015Once fundamental scientific laws are understood, engineering technology depends on advances in materials – materials science – more than any other factor. Historically, ages have been named for the most advanced materials technology available: Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age.
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2003
In this chapter, the strain and stress tensors are defined and their main properties are derived. The elastic tensors, elastic stiffnesses and elastic compliances are then introduced. Their variation with orientation, depending on the crystal class, is given in the case of Young's modulus.
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In this chapter, the strain and stress tensors are defined and their main properties are derived. The elastic tensors, elastic stiffnesses and elastic compliances are then introduced. Their variation with orientation, depending on the crystal class, is given in the case of Young's modulus.
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Microscopic Elastic Properties
2010Several high frequency ultrasound techniques have been developed during the last decade with the intention to assess elastic properties of bone at the tissue level. In this chapter three major principles are described with exemplary measurements in the frequency range from 50MHz to 1.2GHz.
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Elastic Properties of Living Cells
Constitutive behavior of living cells is in deep relationship with their biological properties. For that reason gathering the most detailed information on cell mechanical behavior as it is feasible becomes extremely useful in assessing therapeutic protocols.Frassanito, Maria Cristina +2 more
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