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Young’s modulus is designed for elastic materials. Real materials consist of both elastic and viscous response. E” – lost to friction and rearrangement - “the Loss Modulus” E’ – stored and released – “the Storage Modulus” (conceptually like Young’s Modulus) E” E’ ''2 0 '2 0 1 2 rev rev QE wE!" " = = dissipated energy ...

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