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Ceramic Fracture under Compression

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Ceramic Fracture under Compression

Ceramic Fracture under Compression

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We know that the compression ratio between various shapes of ceramic materials are different, the shapes having very different behaviors under compression.

Would you pleaset opinion as to why this is so? Why do the shapes behave differently under compression and why is compression different in relation to shape?
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