Yes , Gold is stretchable, however not in the elastic sense . Gold and some other metals are considered Malleable , that is they can be stretched or formed by rolling , hammering , and other mechanical means, without breaking or falling to pieces.
The arc path of a pendulum needs to be a constant. If the string was stretchable the arc path would change randomly, and thus be less efficient.
Moving straps have thick bands and are not stretchable, they usually have a belt type tightener. A bungee cord has hooks at the end and is stretchy for pulling things tight.
Gold is an excellent conductor
Gold is exactly as good a reflector as gold. Because it is the same thing.
a gold coin of course Heads or Tails ? A gold coin
Barack Obama is very stretchable.
Yes, according to Glencoe science gold is the most stretchable of any element on the periodic table of elements. In science the word 'ductile' is usually used in place of stretchable. The ability of a metal to be stretched would be called its ductility. This is in contrast to malleability, the ability of a metal to be hammered into thin layers. Gold is both highly ductile and highly malleable, but the characteristics do not always go together. Lead, for example, is highly malleable but not very ductile.
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to stretch is "étirer", and stretchable is "étirable". The stretchable blue-jeans fabric is often called stretch or tissu stretch.
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Stretchy or stretchable
It is a physical property
sometimes depending on what kind they are
A boiled egg will flex, but will crumble before stretching.
The weness is the part of skin that is on the elbow that in the majority of people is elastic and stretchable