Can you punch through a diamond wall?

The compressive strength of diamond is roughly 110 gigapascals [1]. This means you’d need 110 billion newtons per square meter of area to break through the wall. I’m assuming you’d want a 1 meter by 2 meter hole to be able to fit through, so that works out to 220 billion newtons of total force.

Is it possible to punch through a wall?

A very wall placed blow may be able to punch into the core of a hollow CMU block, or again you might dislodge a poorly constructed brick, but as a general rule even very strong and trained people aren’t going to be able to punch through typical walls at will.

How much force does it take to break through a wall?

They randomly selected 5 walls and found it took an average of 3.22 Newtons with a standard deviation of 0.81 Newtons to break through a standard sheetrock wall.

How many punches would it take to break a diamond?

We don’t know what Azbantium is made of, but the bond length between carbon atoms in a diamond is 154 picometers. That means the tunnel is about 25 billion atoms long, requiring 20 trillion punches to make. The doctor is trapped in the castle for 4.5 billion years, or about 1.6 trillion days.

Can you punch a diamond?

As an example, you can scratch steel with a diamond, but you can easily shatter a diamond with a hammer. The diamond is hard, the hammer is strong. Whether something is hard or strong depends on its internal structure. This makes the diamond incredibly hard and is why it is able to scratch any other material.

Is it possible to punch through a cement wall?

Striking through a piece of concrete is hard, but punching through a piece of concrete lying on the ground is pretty much impossible. The material has to be able to give to crack. Put it on a smooth concrete floor, and it will be much, much harder to cut the piece of paper using the same knife.

Can a human break through a brick wall?

The reason normal people can’t punch into a brick wall to the depth suggested by Newton’s approximation is they can’t accelerate their fists sufficiently to make the cohesion of the brick wall insignificant.

What can damage a diamond?

Sudden extreme temperature changes can cause damage, however. Diamonds can chip or fracture from hard impact, especially in areas where the carbon atoms are not tightly bonded. These areas, called cleavage planes, are the major source of damage to diamonds (figure 2).