Which outcome occurs when stressed polymers are viewed through crossed polarizers?

💡 Explanation

Stress causes variations in refractive index, therefore stress-induced birefringence becomes visible, rather than alterations related to Raman scattering, because the polarization changes permit visualization via differences in refractive indices under polarized light.

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