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the properties of metals and nonmetals with respect to ductility
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metals are generally ductile i.e can be drawn in into thin wires
except gold is best ductile
non metals are generally non ductile
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Actually ductility is defined as the ability of material to drawn into thin wires and this property is shown my metals.
nonmetals don't possess this property...so u know which property they show?....
umm...they show brittleness.....it means whenever a small force will be applied to non metals they will breakdown.
for eg glass....if u apply small force then glass will not stretch ...it will break.
nonmetals don't possess this property...so u know which property they show?....
umm...they show brittleness.....it means whenever a small force will be applied to non metals they will breakdown.
for eg glass....if u apply small force then glass will not stretch ...it will break.
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HEYA !!
In metals , it has the property of being stretched into thin wires .and it does not become brittle or weaker but if we want to stretch a non metal it will break.For example 1 gram of gold can be streched into 2 km long wire . But we can't do this with a non metal.
In metals , it has the property of being stretched into thin wires .and it does not become brittle or weaker but if we want to stretch a non metal it will break.For example 1 gram of gold can be streched into 2 km long wire . But we can't do this with a non metal.
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