1.1 Why are solids rigid?
1.1 Why are solids rigid?
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1.1 : It is because of the lack of mobility which makes a solid rigid. Since the atoms are almost lacking in mobility, their kinetic energy is negligibly small. The constituent particles in solids are held together by strong inter-atomic forces. The average location of the particles in a lattice does not change with time.
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