To put it simply: the fundamental mechanism of elasticity is due to the stretching of inter-atomic/molecular distance, without breaking the bonds. Rubber molecules are "chained" together, like a bundle of entangled "springs". When stretched, they behave just like a spring. |
So, a rubber and a steel spring have the same reason to be elastic. |
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