Young's modulus value of Ferrous Tungsten

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The Young's modulus value of Ferrous Tungsten (FeW) cannot be derived from the Young's modulus values of its constituent elements, Ferrous and Tungsten. The discussion emphasizes that "Ferrous" is not a specific material, making it inappropriate to reference its Young's modulus. To obtain the Young's modulus for Ferrous Tungsten, one must either measure it directly or consult specialized resources, such as reference books in college libraries or industry contacts. The need for precise measurement is highlighted, as generic values for combining elements are not readily available online.

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How can I get Young's modulus value of Ferrous Tungsten? Is it possible to get it from Young's modulus value of Ferrous and Young's modulus value of Tungsten?
 
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Short answer = no.

I understand there are different kinds of ferrous tungsten anyway.

You have to measure it or find someone who has.

Your college library will have a reference book on material properties that may help.
Try the engineering department, or companies who make stuff from it.
 
anithangaraj said:
How can I get Young's modulus value of Ferrous Tungsten? Is it possible to get it from Young's modulus value of Ferrous and Young's modulus value of Tungsten?
As a detail, "Ferrous" is not a material so it does not make sense to talk about its Young's modulus or any other property.
 
This question has been posted in the HW forums.
 
Actually I want to measure the stress value of FeW thin film. How can i get it?
 
Somebody says that Combining elements Young's modulus is available in the website. But I can't get it for FeW.
 
anithangaraj said:
Actually I want to measure the stress value of FeW thin film. How can i get it?
Same answer as before.
 
anithangaraj said:
Somebody says that Combining elements Young's modulus is available in the website. But I can't get it for FeW.

Well, you need to talk to 'somebody' or 'them' about this 'website'.
 

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