Ok, here's a question I've been pondering about recently...I wish I knew the answer.
Glass breaks easily, but metal does not...why?
I was thinking that it might be due to the fact that glass is made of silicon and oxygen (right?), which forms a covalent bond and metals usually have ... different bonds? I was thinking that covalent bonds are somehow less strong than metal bonding...I don't know why though.
I was also wondering whether ionic bonds are stronger or weaker than covalent bonds...
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