Explanation:
1. malleability ability to be pounded into shapes
Malleability is a term that reflects the ability of a substance to be pounded into shapes. Metals are described as being malleable because they can the pounded into different shape. This ability relies on the metallic bonding between their atoms.
2. viscosity how well a substance flows at a given temperature
Viscosity describes how well a substance can flow at a given temperature. Under room temperature, a liquid like water has low viscosity and the friction between its molecules is low. Palm oil has a higher viscosity than water and sometimes sleeps because the molecules has internal friction within. Friction prevents materials from flowing readily.
3. density the mass of a sample divided by its volume
Density is the mass per unit volume of a substance. Density value is different for different kinds of substances. There are several ways of calculation density.
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4. texture degree of surface smoothness
Texture is the feel of a substance and it refers to the degree of surface smoothness. A smooth surface is said to have a smooth texture while a coarse surface that is gritty to feel has a coarse texture. Texture is often a function of the size, shape and orientation of mineral grains.
5. solubility the ability to dissolve in another substance
When a substance is able to dissolve in another, it is said to be soluble. The ability is known as solubility. The general rule of solubility is that like solute will dissolve in like solvent. A polar solute will dissolve in polar solvent and vice versa.
6. luster how "shiny" a material is
Luster refers to how "shiny" a material is. This is due to the reflection of light from the surface in a regular form. it is one of the properties of metals .
7. ductility ability to be pulled into a wire
Ability to be pulled into a wire is known as ductility. When a metal is subjected to tension using a hammer, it begins to draw out into a sheet. It can also be made into a wire .
Learn more:
Properties of metals brainly.com/question/2474874
Solubility brainly.com/question/2969530
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