Question

explain the following malleability​

Answer 1

Answer:the ability to beaten up into thin sheets

Explanation:

if we take an example of an aluminium sheet we find that these are very thin. so how are they made....the main process includes beating up of aluminium till they become thin enough based on the requirement. the property of aluminium which is taken in consideration over here is malleability

Answer 2

$\underline \red{Ductility} : - \: \: The \: ability \: of \: material \: \\ to \: change\: their\:shape \: along \: the \: length \: \\ this \: property \: is \: known \:as \: \underline\red{ductility }.\: \\ \\ 1. \: copper \: has \: a \: property \: of \: ductility. \\ 2.ductile \: property \: of \: metal \: can \: \\ be \: drawn \: into \: thin \: and \: long \: wire. \\ \\ \underline \red{Malleability}: - \: The \: ability \: of \: material \\ to \: change \: their \: shape \: along \: all \: direction \: \\ this \: property \: is \: known \: as \: \underline\red{malleabilty}. \\ \\1.steel \: and \: alluminium \: has \: a \: property \: \\ of \: malleability. \\ 2.The \: metal \: which \: having \: a \: property \: \\ of \: malleability \: they \: can \: be \: drawn \: into \: \\ thin \: sheets. \\ \\ \underline \red{some \:material \: have\: a \: both \: properties }\\ \underline\red{like \:gold .}\\ \\ \fcolorbox{red}{white}{ \: i \: hope \: it \: helps \: you. \: }$