A zinc crystal is strained to point A, unloaded, and then reloaded in the direction opposite to the original slip direction:What is the reason for the drop in shear stress when loaded in the opposite direction?

Increase in the number of slip system

A zinc crystal is strained to point A, unloaded, and then reloaded in

1.	A zinc crystal is strained to point A, unloaded, and then reloaded in the direction opposite to the original slip direction:What is the reason for the drop in shear stress when loaded in the opposite direction?
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B.	Back stress
C.	Strain hardening
D.	Increase in the number of slip system
E.	Slip plane reorientation
Answer» B. Back stress