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Which of these materials is the most malleable?

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Marrrta [24]3 years ago

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Answer: B. copper

Explanation:

A malleable is the property of metals which can be capable of being shaped and extended by the process of beating using a hammer or by using the rollers pressure. The malleable material is capable of being altered or controlled by the external forces and influences. The malleable metal does not breaks and it is not brittle.

Copper is a metal which is malleable. It can be transformed into various shapes and forms on the basis of the malleability

trapecia [35]3 years ago

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Malleable basically means bendable and shapeable. notebook paper is the easiest to bend and shape

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