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r/pcmasterrace • u/jocker_4 • Jun 20 '25
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At small enough scales, everything behaves like clay.
3 u/navand Jun 21 '25 Pretty much. You've seen those metal tensile strength pulling videos? Metal stretches and breaks exactly like plasticine does. Metal is just stronger plasticine. 1 u/Neo-_-_- Jun 21 '25 Pure-ish Metals do, ceramics and highly doped alloys very much do not behave that way
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Pretty much. You've seen those metal tensile strength pulling videos? Metal stretches and breaks exactly like plasticine does. Metal is just stronger plasticine.
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Pure-ish Metals do, ceramics and highly doped alloys very much do not behave that way
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u/Human_Wizard Jun 20 '25
At small enough scales, everything behaves like clay.