rubber is not strong on its own but when it is vulcanised,i.e.,heated with sulphur to a definite temperaturefor a known period of time,it becomes strong because sulphur atoms act as bridges between rubber molecules, initiate cross-linking and convert the soft sticky rubber into a hard, elastic mass which can be put to extensive uses such as use in tyres,etc
Because it is elastic.
Because rubber is made up of long polymer chains which make the molecules easy to bend and slide along each other. The intermolecular forces between each molecule aren't really that strong too...
To make it elastic not sticky like latex is
because it comes from the sap of the rubber tree.
Because rubber bands are stretchy!
It is flexible because its made out of rubber so it will just bend back to its regular state
Plastic, rubber, paper etc.rubber,pipe,knees etc
Um .. rubber; beryllium copper; spring steel; nickel wire; Nylon rope; extruded polycarbonate hinges; wire rope; spider web;
The bend given after forming the arrow head, it is very critical bend, wire may fracture during this bend.
Ice will break rather then bend
They bend because they are flexible. They're flexible because they have a rubber polymer base that allows the graphite core to flex with the rubber exterior.
Yes it is. Rubber can be bend wherelse the metal cannot!
It is flexible because its made out of rubber so it will just bend back to its regular state
If it is a rubber ruler it will bend. Bending some rulers too hard may break it. Even in a rubber ruler ,bending it too hard will make it to break.
Plastic, rubber, paper etc.rubber,pipe,knees etc
Like a mix of rubber and plastic hard, hard to bend.
No, the term for something that can bend is "flexible." Elastic more often associates itself with being able to stretch, like a rubber band.
spoons will bend or melt at high temperatures
rubber on brake line worn bend hanger so its not metal on metal
Umm rubber maybe... i only say this cuz i wanted to get rid of the gibberish that was here before sorry...
A wire is made out of thin, easy to bend metel and rubber so you don't electricute you're self (at least I think).
Because - the pressure of the water inside the hose provides counter-pressure, making the hose more difficult to bend.