Which consequence results when compressive stress aligns polymer chains during polarized film manufacturing?

💡 Explanation

Applying compressive force leads to chain alignment inducing birefringence because **stress-induced birefringence** produces optical anisotropy in certain materials. Therefore, increased tensile strength results along the alignment direction, rather than isotropic properties which would require random polymers, or a change only in haze.

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