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Table 1.

Approved balls in events.

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Table 2.

Basic information of nine table tennis balls.

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Fig 1.

JSV-H1000 table tennis hardness tester.

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Fig 2.

M0633 table tennis ball elasticity tester.

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Fig 3.

Mean ± SEM of hardness coefficient at pole and equator of the seam balls.

(* Significant difference at equator compare with celluloid ball; +Significant difference at pole compare with celluloid ball; # Significant difference between pole and equator; *: P < 0.05; **: P < 0.01; ***: P < 0.001).

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Fig 4.

Mean ± SEM of hardness coefficient of the seam and seamless balls.

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Table 3.

P values in Holm-Sidak’s multiple comparison t-test in hardness.

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Fig 5.

Mean ± SEM of bounce height of nine types of tested balls.

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Table 4.

P values in Holm-Sidak’s multiple comparison t-test in bounce height.

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Fig 6.

Correlation between coefficient and bounce height.

(a) contained with seam and seamless balls; (b) only contained with seam balls.

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