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Which term describes the uneven way that glass breaks?
breaks
Why vibrations in metal rod breaks glass?
i think that when we touch a vibrating metal rod with a glass the sound energy gets converted to mechanical energy which the particles of glass can't manage and thus glass breaks.
What does it mean when a glass breaks by itself?
it means you have looked into it
What term best describes the uneven way the glass breaks?
Glass can shatter; it can create glass shards, uneven and jagged pieces.
What happens if you step on glass?
it breaks you cut your foot you kindly ask your kid not to leave their glass on the floor wish to yourself it was a lego you stepped on
When was Everybody Breaks a Glass created?
Everybody Breaks a Glass was created on 2011-07-19.
Which term describes the uneven way that glass breaks?
breaks
Why vibrations in metal rod breaks glass?
i think that when we touch a vibrating metal rod with a glass the sound energy gets converted to mechanical energy which the particles of glass can't manage and thus glass breaks.
Does glass looked different when heated opposed to glass not heated?
Yes, because if glass is heated it breaks, if glass is not heated it doesn't break.
What breaks easy and does not make a mess?
glass,and plastic
What describes the uneven way that glass breaks?
Fracture.
What does it mean when a glass breaks by itself?
it means you have looked into it
How does glass brake?
Glass breaks when it is stretched, bent or distorted past its tensile flexible limit.
When a player does a slam dunk and breaks the glass backboard does the point still count?
If the ball goes all the way thru the hoop before the glass breaks then yes it counts.
Which thermometer is a greater health hazard if it breaks Is it the mercury in glass or alcohol in glass thermometer?
Mercury is poisonous.
What happens if a double glazed unit is made without safety glass?
When it breaks, it breaks in big jagged pieces.
When quartz breaks it breaks along smooth curved surfaces resembling broken glass What is this property called?
conchoidal fracture
