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True stress, true strain data are reported for high purity (0.9997+) silver of three grain sizes over the temperature range 20° to 1173°K (0.016 to 0.960T/T M ). Strain rate sensitivity was determined by rate-change tests. The properties so determined are qualitatively similar to those previously reported for copper.
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TP 4367E. Manuscript, Apr. 14, 1955. Cleveland Meeting, October 1956.
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Carreker, R.P. Tensile deformation of silver as a function of temperature, strain rate, and grain size. JOM 9, 112–115 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03398466
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