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Why is the theoritical strngth of metals much higher than that observed experimentally
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Why is the theoritical strngth of metals much higher than that observed experimentally

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Not sure, but I would guess it's due to environmental factors, like heat, and imperfections in the metal. Just an educated guess, though.

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