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Why is the higher the strength of a material, the worse its resistance to stress corrosion?

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:01. I originally thought it was a printing error in the book, but many sources state the same thing; why is that? Could someone who knows more explain the reason? # hcbbs
Reply #22010-01-07
Duplex stainless steel has high strength as well as excellent resistance to stress corrosion
Reply #32010-01-08
First of all, thanks to the person who posted above, but I still don’t understand what the reason is. I hope some experts who know the answer can explain it to me

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