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Mechanical properties journal articles, Volume 38 (September 2020)

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Volume 38, Pages 7–9Chao Yang, Ingo Manke, Libao Chen, Shanmu Dong
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Volume 38, Pages 10–23Guanyou Lin, Zachary R. Stephen, Seokhwan Chung, Hui Wang, Victoria K. Patton, Rachel N. Gebhart, Miqin Zhang
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Volume 38, Pages 24–34YongMan Choi, Yu Chen, Ken C. Pradel, Meilin Liu, Zhong Lin Wang
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Volume 38, Pages 35–48Wen Yang, Zixiang Tang, Robert O. Ritchie, Marc A. Meyers
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Volume 38, Pages 49–57Yunxing Zuo, Chi Chen, Shyue Ping Ong, Jian Luo
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Volume 38, Pages 58–66Ming Peng, Pan Liu, Dechao Chen, Xiandong Xu, Min Luo, Yongwen Tan, Mingwei Chen
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Volume 38, Pages 67–83Nam-Gyu Park
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Volume 38, Pages 84–98Hsi-Min Chan, Hong Wu, Jackie Y. Ying
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Volume 38, Pages 99–113Zhijun Zhu, Chengzhou Zhu, Kyle Chen, Xueji Zhang, Jing Tang, Jun Chen
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Volume 38, Pages 114–135G. Wu, Q. Wang, J. Lu
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Volume 38, Pages 136–137

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Volume 63, Pages 18–31Houlong Zhuang
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