How do metals differ from non-metals in terms of lustre?
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Metals shows the property of malleability while non-metals are non-malleable. Metals are generally those substances that have a shiny surface and thus are lustrous. Whereas non-metals have non-shiny appearance and thus falls under the category of non-lustrous substances.
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the shining appearance of metals is called metallic luster .most of metals have metallic lustre and they can be polished . for eg gold,silver.... while non metals do not shine so they are non lustrous but iodine and graphite is only non metal which shines
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