How to mobilize solid molecules

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Inducing more vibration in solid molecules can theoretically be achieved by applying heat, as heating increases molecular motion. The discussion suggests that solid molecules are already in constant vibration, and additional vibration could be induced through mechanical means, such as striking the material. While practical applications may be limited, the conversation explores various theoretical methods to enhance molecular vibration. Suggestions include heating and physical impact, like hitting the solid with a hammer. Overall, the topic centers on exploring ways to increase molecular activity in solid matter.
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i was discussing with ma friend about the possibilities of inducing more vibration to the molecules in a solid matter...
but we could not find a process to do that even though its not practical wanted to know some thing that is theoretical...
hope some one is going to give new ideas..
 
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Heat it up perhaps?
 
Solid molecules are still vibrating constantly. Just simple heating will boost the vibration.
 
What do you mean by "inducing more vibration"?
 
Hit it with a hammer!
 

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