Science, asked by OMsingh16589, 1 year ago

why glass breaks not fe and al breaks

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Answered by haripriya008

as fe and al are malleable in nature they do not break..

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OMsingh16589: glass also shows character of malleable

Jcube: true so his point is wrong

Jcube: i mean her

harshitgautam001: bcoz fe and al r very dense and malleable ....also ther r metals and glass is a non metal

Jcube: "molecules are right"- be more precise pls

Answered by Jcube

Because glass as a weak molecular structure making it easy to break(brittle) whereas iron and Al have strong bonds typical of most metals making it hard to break.
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