Question

Q1. Because metals are malleable, we use some of them to make saucepans. Give two other examples of uses of metals that depend on: (a):their malleability. (b):their ductility. (c):their ability to conduct electricity. [3]

Answer 1

a)gold and silver-used to make jewellery

b)gold and copper(we draw them in wires easily because they are not brittle)

c)copper and iron(this is because both of them are metal and metaps are best conductors of electricity)

Step-by-step explanation:

uses of copper- to make utensils

to make wires for circuits

uses of silver-to make jewellery

to make mirrors

malleability is the property of a meta in which the metal can be changed into different shapes.

Ductility-can be drawn into thin wires.

Answer 2

Step-by-step explanation:

(a):their malleability:

>iron making. iron worker heat the meat and hammer it to give them the desired shape.

> in the jewelry making process, like the gold or silver you wear are results due to the malleability of metal

(b):their ductility:

>for the making of high tension cable that connects different cities for transferring of electricity.

>for making wire gauze

(c):their ability to conduct electricity:

>for lighting up your house with light bulbs

>for using cooking stoves

>to make refrigerator work.