Chemistry, asked by mackenzieskurupey, 8 months ago

Which one of the following elements would exhibit high electrical conductivity and be capable of being beaten into a thin sheet? a) Ni b) P c) Se d) B e) S

Answers

Answered by aamitmishra21

0

Answer:

nickel is correct answer because it belongs to d- block which have the property of conductivity and malleable ( can be converted inti sheet)

Previous Question

Next Question

Similar questions

Science, 4 months ago

Question 3 Learn to identify the planets visible to the naked eye and some prominent constellations such as Great Bear (Saptarishi) and Orion. Also try to locate the pote Star and the star Sirius. Answer: Do it yourself.

Hindi, 4 months ago

1. निम्नलिखित वाक्यों में क्रियाविशेषण शब्द भरकर रिक्त स्थान भरो- क. मीरा .................... गाती हैं। ख. रोहन .................... घूमने जाता हैं। ग‌. तुम ठहरो, मैं .................... आ रहा हूँ। घ. सुमित्रा‌ .................... आगरा जाएगी। ङ. कांता .................... दोड़ती है। च. हमें अध्यापकगणों से .................... बात करनी चाहिए।...

Math, 4 months ago

find the perimeter of a given rectangles length 9 CM breadth 7 cm...

Environmental Sciences, 8 months ago

write about Golconda Fort...

English, 8 months ago

main features of the constitution of pakistan from 1947-1977 plz this is urgent...

Science, 11 months ago

In the following statements, tick T against those which are true, and F against those which are false: 1. Each object moves in straight-line. (T/F) 2. The motion of a bus is represented in meter. (T/F) 3. The distance between two cities is measured in kilometer. (T/F) 4. The time period for given pendulum is not constant. (T/F) 5. An object, moving with a uniform speed, has straight-line on...

Science, 11 months ago

1. The international unit of time is ……………. 2. The distance traveled in unit time by an object is called it’s ………………… 3. An object is moving with uniform speed a a straight-line. The speed of an object is called …………...

Science, 11 months ago

The working principle of watches is based on which type of motion: (a) Linear motion (b) Periodic motion (c) Curvilinear motion (d) Rotational motion...