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IT is now known that, if proper care is taken over surface treatment, specimens of certain types of glass can be made which will withstand a strain of at least 5 per cent without failure. It is of interest to investigate whether any of the physical properties of glass change when it is subjected to these high values of strain.
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SCHLAPP, D. Internal Friction of Glass under High Strain. Nature 195, 483–484 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/195483a0
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