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    Materials

    Strength
    (MPa)

    Density
    (kg/m3)

    Youngs
    Modulus
    (GPa)

    Toughness
    (kJ/m2)

    Elongatio
    n

    Ceramics

    800-10.000

    2.20012.000

    80 1.000

    0,05-0,3

    0,0005
    0,01

    Metal and
    Alloys

    600 - 5.000

    2.00022.000

    11 - 600

    0,5-100

    0,0007 0,9

    Composites

    80 - 2500

    1.300-2.100

    9 300

    9 - 80

    0,009-0,08

    Porous
    Ceramics

    10 - 10.000

    1.200-4000

    9 - 100

    0,01 - 0,06

    0,00010,002

    Polymers

    7 90

    800-2500

    0,09 - 10

    0,1 - 100

    0,09-6

    Wood and
    Wood
    Products

    0,6 85

    100-1.300

    0,09 - 40

    0,03 7

    0,005-0,07

    Rubbers

    4 50

    900-2.400

    0,01 0,1

    1 - 100

    1-9

    Foams

    0,1-10

    100-500

    0,01 0,1

    0,001 7

    0,03 - 10

    Stiffness

    Description
    Strength, is its ability to withstand an applied load without failure or plastic deformation.
    1. Ceramics

    Ceramic is the strongest materials. The strongest ceramics compound is Diamond and the
    weakest is Porcelain.
    2. Metal and Alloys, is the strong materials.

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