Physical: The chemist could try to bend it to find out how malleable it is. He could also try to pull it into wires to find out how ductile it is.
Chemical: The chemist could put the metal into contact with other substances to get an idea of how reactive it is, and he could try to burn it and find out how flammable it is.
The effects<span> of A</span>nthrax<span> on the </span>body<span> include, shock, difficulty breathing, and intestinal inflammation. In serious cases, A</span>nthrax<span> can lead to inflammation of the areas surrounding the brain, and spinal cord, causing severe bleeding. This illness could also lead to death.
I hope this helps!</span>
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