Liste Elastizitätsmodul (E) in GPa der Elemente
# [↓|↑] Stoffname [↓|↑] Formel [↓|↑] Wert / Einheit [↓|↑] Bemerkungen
056 Barium Ba 13 GPa [1]
004 Beryllium Be 287 GPa [1]
020 Calcium Ca 20 GPa [1]
058 Cer, γ-Modifikation Ce 33.6 GPa [2]
027 Cobalt Co 223 GPa [3]
066 Dysprosium, α-Modifikation Dy 61.4 GPa [2]
026 Eisen Fe 210 GPa [4]
068 Erbium Er 69.9 GPa [2]
063 Europium Eu 18.2 GPa [2]
064 Gadolinium, α-Modifikation Gd 54.8 GPa [2]
067 Holmium Ho 64.8 GPa [2]
029 Kupfer Cu 130 GPa [5]
057 Lanthan La 36.6 GPa [2]
003 Lithium Li 7.82 GPa [6]
071 Lutetium Lu 68.6 GPa [2]
012 Magnesium Mg 45 GPa [1]
060 Neodym, α-Modifikation Nd 41.4 GPa [2]
028 Nickel Ni 208 GPa [7] 208±9.4 GPa
046 Palladium Pd 123 GPa [5]
059 Praseodym, α-Modifikation Pr 37.3 GPa [2]
061 Promethium, α-Modifikation Pm 46 GPa [2] Wert ist fraglich
062 Samarium, α-Modifikation Sm 49.7 GPa [2]
021 Scandium Sc 74.4 GPa [2]
047 Silber Ag 80 GPa [5]
014 Silicium Si 169 GPa [8] E(x,y-Richtung) = 169 GPa, E(z-Richtung) = 130 GPa
038 Strontium Sr 15.7 GPa [1]
065 Terbium, α-Modifikation Tb 55.7 GPa [2]
069 Thulium Tm 74 GPa [2]
070 Ytterbium, β-Modifikation Yb 23.9 GPa [2]
039 Yttrium Y 63.5 GPa [2]
Tabelle 1: Eigenschaftsliste (Elastizitätsmodul) für alle Elemente in der Datenbank.

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