It does not 'break', but rather it shatters. Automobile glass is designed (tempered) to 'shatter' into small cubic pieces so that it is less dangerous in case of an accident.
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Any area that is curved will be harder to break.
It can eat parts of a car such as the license plates and any other pieces if they are small enough
No, you may be able to burn small pieces of meat but that is it.
Any ceramic can be used to break windows, basically any hard substance formed into a small point will break a window as it is focusing all the impact force to a small area. Car windows are made with toughned glass that makes it considerably harder to break than normal household annealed glass. when you overcome the breaking strength of toughned glass it shatters and crumbles into small pieces that become less dangerous in an accident the exception to this is the glass used in car windscreens which is laminated safety glass this is two sheets laminated together a layer of vynl which will allow the glass to break but remain in place.
A 9 month old should not be playing with small hotweels cars because the pieces can be eaten. If you want your child to have car toys make sure the pieces are very large and not swallowable.
try making a cone shaped car with paper in the middle and a back to secure the egg
that depends on the makeup of the small pieces of metal. Ferrous metals can be removed by using a magnetic oil drain plug. A magnetic oil drain plug can be difficult to find, but they will trap ferrous metal.
if he threw hard enough and with a big enough stone probably
The car will be stripped of any reusable parts then it is sent to a grinder that grinds it up into small pieces that are sorted out into piles of steel, aluminum, plastics, upholstery, etc.
No! It can get cold and a slight hit might shatter it! If its laminated glass the laminate could turn yellow inside the 2 pieces of glass!