When an ordinary piece of steel is put under pressure, the steel compresses; that is, its volume slightly decreases. ...

Elizabeth25 April 3, 2023

confused on e

The stimulus says that it is unlike steel. Steel loses volume which I took as thinning. How would that be the case with glass if it's unlike steel?

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Emil-Kunkin April 7, 2023

Hi, the glass is not losing volume, the volume is changing its distribution. It becomes thinner in some areas and thicker in others. However the total volume of the glass is unchanged. Steel would actually slightly decrease in total volume.