Math, asked by satabdi92, 4 months ago

When a piece of chalk is broken into two
pieces what happend to the surface areas
of the chalk (s) in the two cases (The case
of
surface area of the chalk when was not
broken and the case of the sum of the areas
of two pieces after it is broken)​

Answers

Answered by tanushka8940
1

Answer:

The chalk is powdered or strong

Answered by jecknzil9
1

Answer:

Here the intermolecular forces of attraction between the particles are identified or mentioned. Since in chalk the particles forces between the chalk particles are not so strong hence they can be easily broken up while the interparticle distance between the particles of iron is strong as there are strong metallic bonds between them. Hence they cannot be easily broken down.

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