why does a body regain its shape & size when deforming force are removed? explain it on the basis of atomic view of matter.
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A body regain its shape & size when deforming forces are removed because atoms and molecules get back to their equilibrium positions
Explanation:
- We know that solid bodies have a definite shape and volume. This is because molecules and atoms are packed in specific positions at certain intermolecular distances.
- When deforming forces are applied, the atoms move from their original position which causes the deformation in the shape.
- When this force is removed, atoms move back to their original position.
- This property of solid bodies is called elasticity
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