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Young's Modulus of Silicone Rubber

The young's modulus of Silicone Rubber is approximately 0.05 GPa. Stiffness under tension — the key input for structural FEA.

Young's Modulus of Silicone Rubber

0.05 GPa

Ranked #52 of 53 materials by young's modulus

Compared to nearby materials

Polypropylene	1.5 GPa
HDPE	1.1 GPa
PTFE (Teflon)	0.5 GPa
Silicone Rubber	0.05 GPa
Rubber (Natural)	0.02 GPa

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