As of November 2006, the stiffest unreinforcedcommercially available material was 'Primospire' polyphenylene from Solvay Chemicals, with a flexural modulus of 1.2 Million PSI & tensile strength of 30,000 PSI.
Glass-filled materials may achieve higher stiffness, but at lower strength.
Anthracite!
c b s e is the hardest course in the world
A diamond is the hardest mineral. However diamonds vary in hardness with South African diamonds being harder than Australian ones.
No. On the Mohs Scale of hardness, the hardness comparisons are exactly opposite. Talc is rated as 1 -- soft, and diamond is rated as 10 -- hard, in fact, the hardest rating.
What do you mean? the hardest element? Carbon in the form of diamond is the hardest substance in the world, followed i think by tungsten which is what they use to make lightbulb filaments with!
clay,wood,plastic,iron
No. Diamond is the hardest mineral and it is not malleable or plastic.
Diamond is the hardest material on the list. It ranks as a 10 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, making it the hardest naturally occurring substance known.
Plastic is the hardest material to recycle on earth because: 1: Plastic has to be separated into many different kinds by hand 2: If a mixture of plastic is not recycled together they either contaminate the melt or you get a lower grade of plastic than the originals. This is called "downcucling". 3: Plastics need more energy to recycle than any other materials
Diamond is the hardest.
Diamonds are precious metals. No plastic at all.
diamonds are the hardest
Diamonds are the hardest mineral and the agate is the secod hardest mineral.
From what I hear, One is the hardest & Master of Puppets is second hardest.
Diamond is the hardest precious stone
the hardest i can think of is "What is the answer to this question?"
Expert is the hardest.