#solidobjects

It is possible to disassemble solid objects with a force of impact. It depends on strength of the impact and the object, which is being used for that. If you use an object, which was made from a really strong material against a much larger object, which has a lesser density, that smaller and denser object would gradually destroy that other object after a certain amount of impacts with it (this process would also make that denser object to wear out a little bit).

It is possible to disassemble solid objects into smaller parts, using acoustic resonance. All you need to do is to emit sound waves, aimed to the specific object at that frequency, which is equal to the frequency at which that object's constituent particles are vibrating. This would gradually make that object to decompose into smaller particles. The reason for that is the increase of object's particles vibrational amplitude and that would cause the inbalance between the particles, which would eventually lead to their separation from each other. Example: when a person sings in diapason frequency, he could break a glass with his voice.

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