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: Very '''hard''' objects are often [[Brittle]] which means they can break when you push them with a big force. | : Very '''hard''' objects are often [[Brittle]] which means they can break when you push them with a big force. | ||
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Revision as of 12:31, 30 August 2018
Key Stage 2
Meaning
Hardness is how difficult it is to change the shape of an object with a force.
About Hardness
- Objects which need a lot of force to change their shape are called hard.
- Object which need very little force to change their shape are called soft.
- Very hard objects are often Brittle which means they can break when you push them with a big force.
Examples
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| Fabric | Rubber |
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