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Resource: Fracture Surfaces of Paperclips

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This video features a Penn State University professor, Dr. Chris Muhlstein, who explains that the fracture surface of a paper clip is a map of how it failed, to a trained eye. He invites us to view a variety of surfaces with a virtual microscope.

Teachers' Domain, Fracture Surfaces of Paperclips, published November 12, 2008, retrieved on ,
http://www.teachersdomain.org/resource/psu06-nano.sci.paperclips/

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