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Standard VIII
Physics
Effects of Heat
3. The iron b...
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3. The iron blade of a spade is fixed to a wooden handle. Describe.
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The iron blade of spade has a ring in which wooden handle is fixed.
The ring is slightly smaller in size than the wooden handle.
The is heated to fix the handle, and it becomes slightly larger in size, this is called expansion.
Now, the handle can easily fits into the ring.
The ring contracts, when the iron cools down and fits tightly onto the handle.
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