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Image from Eric Drexlers Blog.
Assuming fair use.
For usage on page about lattice scaled stiffness.
Young’s modulus and the lattice-scaled stiffness for selected materials – Modulus and lattice geometry data from multiple sources. Klm values for “keratin” represent building blocks of protein (or other folded polymers) with a keratin-like Young’s modulus, showing the effect of differing block sizes. (Text as is from Eric Drexlers blog)
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