what changes in the structure of an object that allows something to permanently bend (i.e folding paper)

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what changes in the structure of an object that allows something to permanently bend (i.e folding paper)

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Every object that you see around you is actually made of teeny tiny little pieces held together in various ways. Sometimes if you apply heat, water, a combination of the two or sometimes just brute strength you can bend something in just the right way that the little pieces change their formation and the thing you want to bend, stays bent.