Physics, asked by iushe, 10 months ago

a glass tumbler cracks on heating. why​

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Answered by ankitraj829467
15

Explanation:

The crack is caused by differential thermal expansion. The part of the glass that the boiling water touches first expands due to the heat, but the heat doesn't conduct through the glass quickly so there is stress between the expanded inside of the glass and unexpanded outside of the glass.

Answered by rajibsubarnas
17

The crack is caused by differential thermal expansion. The part of the glass that the boiling water touches first expands due to the heat, but the heat doesn't conduct through the glass quickly so there is stress between the expanded inside of the glass and unexpanded outside of the glass and it cracks

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