Finding Young's Modulus of Ferrous Tungsten

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Homework Statement


I want to know the Young's Modulus of Ferrous Tungsten.


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Is it possible to get the Young's modulus of ferrous Tungsten from Young's modulus of ferrous and Young's modulus of Tungsten?

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In general, no.

Are you talking about ferrotungsten (FeW)?
 
yah. FeW thin film. How can I get the stress, strain and Young's modulus value of FeW?
 

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