Fracture :)
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Pretty much the same thing as happens when you tap aluminum with a hammer.
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A hammer.
Smashing a boulder with a hammer.
a hammer
A curved claw hammer is a lot like it sounds. One side of the metal portion of the hammer has a protruding curved portion. The curve has a split in the center that resembles a claw. It is used for prying. If a nail is sticking up, it can be gripped in the claw, and the hammer is rocked back using the curve. It uses leverage to pull the nail out of the wood.
a chisel and a hammer
Bricks and eggs.
In most cases the crystal will shatter. The manner in which it shatters depends on the type of crystal.
It breaks or cracks
The hammer is hard and heavy, which helps to drive the nail in. The flat surface is for striking, and the curved clawed surface is for prying.
the hammer
They are in the shape of a sickle. A sickle is a hand held curved blade, sharp on the inside edge, used for cutting crops. (See hammer and Sickle in the old USSR flag). Why they are in the shape of the sickle, is probably due to their chemical makeup and crystal structure.
Yes, that means it's malleable, like Gold.
DAO = Double Action Only. Pulling the trigger cocks the hammer (striker) until the trigger breaks and the hammer (or striker) hits the firing pin. A striker is like an internal hammer.
Ionic. Crystal structures are formed by ionic bonds and metallic bonds are, well, between metals.