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uses of malleability

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Lead in its malleable form is extensively used in power and communication cables and electrical batteries, it is one of the very few metals that is malleable but not ductile. Wrought Iron and Steel are extremely malleable and allow great flexibility with acquiring different shapes as per the variety of applications

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