The strength of an object is the ability to withstand a weight with/without breaking whereas the hardness of an object is the ability to scratch another material.
Yes. Diamond is a hard material because it has strong chemical bonds.
Hard and strong Solid Shiny Good conductor od heat and electricity Malleable (you can mold it) Ductile (when molded it does not lose ant properties) Chuck xxx
A hill is hard to get up and a pill is hard to get down
lead is soft and copper is hard
One of the properties metal has,is that it is hard.
Hard means that can it breaks easily or it does not break easily. Strong means that can it carry heavy loads or not. Do you get it now?I hope you understand. Posted by:Rebecca Ng age:5
hard, strong, light weight, effective, expensive.
High carbon steels are hard, strong and resistant to wear.
PVC in its native form is brittle and hard, adding other compounds called plasticizers makes PVC softer. Polyethylene's properties depend on the type. LDPE not as strong as HDPE due to irregular packing of polymer chains
Yes. Diamond is a hard material because it has strong chemical bonds.
absolutely nothing
one is hard
The difference is that the mountain bike tube is much burlier and wider than the dirt jump tube but may not be as strong in terms of hard hitting strength.
The positive properties of cardboard are:CheapEasy to get hold ofLiteSoftThe negative properties are:Highly FlammableVery vulnerable to water. It breaks it away easilyNot a very strong structure (can be crushed very easily)
what is the defference between cassette tape and hard disk
Soft information refers to qualitative data that is subjective and difficult to quantify, such as customer satisfaction or market trends. Hard information, on the other hand, refers to quantitative data that is objective and can be easily measured, like financial statements or production numbers. Soft information is typically more open to interpretation compared to hard information.
PROPERTIES are basic (or essential) elements or attributes, owned or possessed by something. Usually, the properties are concrete, intrinsic and objective. CHARACTERISTICS are prominent aspects, qualities or features of something. Normally these are extrinsic and subjective. For example, the characteristic of iron is that it is hard while its property is that its melting point is 1811K.