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If I have cube with top side opened with powder in it an i start pushing two sides of cube together will powder fall out of cube the same as with water or other liquid?
Powder reacts when squeezed inside a cube due to the force applied on its particles. The pressure from squeezing causes the particles to move closer together, resulting in an increase in intermolecular interactions and a change in the physical properties of the powder.
The type of powder that reacts the most when squeezed inside a cube is one with small and fine particles. This is because smaller particles have a larger surface area compared to their volume, making them more susceptible to pressure and resulting in a more noticeable reaction.
Yes, the reaction of powder when squeezed inside a cube is reversible. When the pressure is released, the particles will move back to their original positions, and the powder will return to its original form.
Yes, the reaction of powder when squeezed inside a cube can be controlled by adjusting the amount of pressure applied and the type of powder used. Different types of powder will have different reactions under varying pressures, so it is important to understand the properties of the powder being used.
Aside from pressure and the type of powder used, other factors that can affect the reaction of powder when squeezed inside a cube include temperature, humidity, and the presence of any additives or impurities in the powder. These factors can alter the intermolecular interactions and change the overall reaction of the powder.