Variation of youngs modulus with temperature

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Young's modulus of elasticity does depend on temperature, as thermal expansion affects atomic bond lengths. As temperature increases, the force holding atoms together in bonds decreases, leading to a reduction in Young's modulus. This relationship highlights the connection between atomic interactions and macro-scale elasticity. Understanding this variation is crucial for materials science and engineering applications. The link provided offers further insights into the topic.
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Does youngs modulus of elasticity depend upon temperature?
 
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But why??
 
Himal kharel said:
But why??

Roughly, the force holding atoms together in bonds decreases as the bond length increases, which happens during thermal expansion. This force is the origin of the macro-scale elastic modulus.
 
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