Corn on the Cob: A Lesson in Material Science #physics #science #shorts #youtubechamps

Crystalline solids have atoms or molecules arranged in a neat, repeating pattern, giving them a regular structure and a specific melting point, like in table salt or diamonds.

In contrast, amorphous solids have a more random arrangement, lacking a clear structure, so they soften over a range of temperatures instead of having a sharp melting point, like glass or plastic. This difference in arrangement also affects how their properties behave in different directions.

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[darrylpowell]

I'm just here for how this relates to the corn pictured.🤔

[DoofenshmirtzsInators]

This is a clever way to show what you mean :D

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[AndreiB]

If you eat the crystalline corn, you will get OCD 😆

[davidsetyo]

"Glass is an amorphous solid"
~ VT

[_NolaPablo]

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