Science, asked by solihagarw, 1 month ago

Why some solids change their shape on application of force?​

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Answered by tanvitayuvaraja
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Answer: Flexibility

Explanation:

The solids that change their shape while applied force are flexible probably  because of the molecular arrangement. In se cases it is also known as non-Newtonian solids. Search non-Newtonian solids to learn more about.

Answered by ritikamaheshwari2007
0

Answer:

because of molecular force of attraction and molecular space

Explanation:

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