Question

under normal conditions even by applying maximum of pressure on iron, it is still not compressible.why?​

Answer 1

Answer:

yes iron is compressible

Explanation:

Metals in solid form are compressible to a certain limit beyond the plastic deformation point the material undergoes permanent change. ... When spoken of small amount of metals they generally change volume when compressed or expand

Answer 2

Explanation:

because iron is a solid and it have no space in it's particles that's why it is not compressible