Subject: How often can an item be encased and reduced to size of original item?
Date: Tue Jun 24 22:17:42 2003
Posted by Natasha Maillette
Grade level: undergrad
School: UC Long Beach
City: Whittier State/Province: California
Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1056511062.Ph
Message:
You have an item (e.g. lead fishing weight) You compress it by some means to
its absolute smallest size. Wrap it in another lead weight and compress to size
of 1st weight. Wrap in 3rd weight & compress again to size of 1st weight. Can
this be done (theoretically) ad infinitum? Or would the force used for
compression eventually cause some kind of counter reaction?
Re: How often can an item be encased and reduced to size of original item?
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