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358 JOURNAL OF COSMETIC SCIENCE Sha Sweep eon;.-ns,n: a.mple A vs mple F 1000 1000 •------- -• ----­ -·-·-·-.--. ---------·------------------------- -•-----·__..._·-•--•........._._ ----•-•-... -•--- -. -· • • ----G-IJ--B- SI 0 1GGG+-------...-----,------,-----,------,------------...----10DO 20 00 osc torque (rncro N m) 2000 00 Figure I. Stress sweeps of A and F. Note the locations where G'/G" crossover occurs_