Why are metals malleable?
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Most metals are malleable because the atoms can roll over each other and retain the structure of the crystal.
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metals can be malleable because they can be beaten into thin sheets without breaking because the atoms of metal have the capacity to roll over each other without breaking out.
i hope it helps....
i hope it helps....
Itachiuchiha:
be a little more specific
why arent non metals mallaeble
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