Question

Why can't we compress the solid block of steel?​

Answer 1

hi MY FRND

HERE IS UR ANSWER

The molecules of solids are packed tightly without any intermolecular spaces, and then the solids are compressible in nature because of the intermolecular spaces within the compound or substances (i.e. spaces between its molecules), matter is compressible.

Intermolecular spaces of gases are very large, so the gases are mostly compressible. Because it has very small intermolecular spaces, so, the solids are least compressible substances, which aren’t enough to allow compression visibly.

PLS MARK ME AS BRAINLIEST

Answer 2

Answer:

we can't compress the solid block of steel because the molecules present in the solid have a higher interattraction froce and because of the bounding present in the between of the solid molecules it can't be compress .....

Explanation:

Hope it help!!!