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Which of the following best describes malleability? A) shine B) ability to be hammered thin C) hardness D) ability to be made into wire
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Which of the following best describes malleability?
A) shine
B) ability to be hammered thin
C) hardness
D) ability to be made into wire
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It would be hardness that in general best describes malleability, since malleability is a measurement of an objects ability to form and take difference shapes.
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