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Hardness
Marble has relatively high hardness, with a Mohs hardness generally ranging from 3 to 4. This enables it to withstand a certain degree of pressure and friction. In daily use, activities such as people walking on the steps and carrying light items will not easily cause wear and tear on the marble steps.
Corrosion Resistance
Marble has a certain degree of chemical corrosion resistance. It can resist most common chemical substances, such as daily cleaning agents and mildly acidic or alkaline liquids. In normal indoor and outdoor environments, marble steps can withstand the erosion of factors such as acid rain and daily cleaning products, maintaining the stability of their structure and appearance. However, it should be noted that its tolerance to strong acids and alkalis is limited, and long - term exposure to such substances may lead to surface corrosion.
Good Stability
The physical structure of marble is stable. Within the normal range of temperature and humidity changes, there will be no significant deformation. This is very important for steps, as steps need to maintain a flat and stable surface to ensure the safety of people walking. Whether in the cold winter or the hot summer, marble steps can maintain their shape without warping or cracking.
Moderate Thermal Conductivity
Marble has moderate thermal conductivity. In indoor and outdoor environments, it is not as overly thermally conductive as metal, which would become too hot in the sun, nor is it completely non - thermally conductive like some insulating materials. On outdoor steps exposed to sunlight, marble will not be so hot that it is impossible to walk on. Indoors, it can also regulate the surrounding temperature to a certain extent, providing a relatively comfortable touch.
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