Friction force test : Iron versus glass explained.

A steel ball?

Where's the explanation?

鉄とガラスはそれぞれ、鉄の純度とガラスの珪砂の配合率次第で融点はどちらか高いかという論争はどちらにも転ぶ可能性があるので、ガラスが割れるより先に鉄が溶けてしまうこともあります。この一例だけで鉄とガラスを判断するのは少し早計かと思われます。

GLASS:

Glass wins, iron cries lol 🙏🏼

The glass starting to sag had me leaning back from my phone 😬

FEEL THE STEEL 😂

MY BRAIN CURRENTLY:

I guess it proves the steel is stronger

I'm guessing the glass takes longer to heat but that energy doesn't have anywhere to go. The glass is like a thermal insulator and the iron is transferring the energy.

Glass can't transfer the heat elsewhere as the iron/steel rods does, so that's why it heats the ball faster.

Es simple. El vidrio tiene una mayor dureza que el acero. Es algo de básica.

That's steele not iron

@grok how come the glass heated the ball up faster than metal

No where for heat to go in the glass version.

They should run the steel balls under some water

Is this not also a heat transfer experiment

Cool

They're doing this to me

Ha hacer supernova

The heat energy aren’t conducted on the glass cause it’s not a conductor so it can easily keep the heat and burn out

Glass makes the ball get hotter but also melts first. Would choose iron every time

🎶 Work dat sucka to death Come on now Work dat sucka to death!

That sunset moment😍😍😍

@grok explica?

Both sucks