An ostrich egg can be compressed quite a bit. A chicken egg, not so much. It also depends on whether you put the pressure on the long axis or across the shorter one. There are a lot of variables involved here. Just one would be the shell thickness of a pair of eggs that are identical in size.
It takes around 25 Newtons of impact force to break an egg.
about a size 10's worth of anger
They grow inside the egg and the pressure grows and the egg stats to crack.
You have to freeze yourself so much that you become a fragile solid and then take a big hammer and hit yourself. You will surely crack.
Slightly delicate. it does not take much forse at all to crack one
yes if there is a high pressure on the water(when the water is deep).
Egg fossils are the same as any other fossil. They crack,shatter and have to be handled with much care.
Breaking an egg is a physical change not a chemical one.
It is not so much as how much pressure as where the pressure is applied. If you keep the egg upright and try to apply pressure at the top and bottom, the egg won't break as easily as much as when you apply it in the middle. The shape of the egg gives greater tensile strength to the ends but the middle is comparitively fragile.
You have to crack the egg first then take the inside and put it in something else
You can peel a banana but not an egg.. But you can crack an egg.. :)
When you crack an egg yellow stuff comes out.......lol
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The difference is that the hard boiled egg can take more pressure. The pressure inside of the egg is pushing outwards so that when you try to crush the egg the pressure is going against you.