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Why are metals malleable? A. Because their lattice energy is very high B. Because they are made of atoms that have tightly held electrons C. Because of their structure and uniform bonding in all directions
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Why are metals malleable?

A. Because their lattice energy is very high
B. Because they are made of atoms that have tightly held electrons
C. Because of their structure and uniform bonding in all directions
D. Because they reflect incoming photons

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Answer: All I know is it's that opposite of B this may not help but I hope it does.

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C

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