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41.
Which of the following material has maximum malleability?
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Sourav Bera said:
5 years ago
As per my knowledge, copper is more malleable than lead.
SATYAM SINGH said:
5 years ago
If you think about malleability it is the property by which a metal turns in to thin sheet by compressive strength.
Take a piece of copper and lead. Blow a hammer on both. The result is lead will be broken into pieces while copper expand. So it is clear, copper is more malleable.
Take a piece of copper and lead. Blow a hammer on both. The result is lead will be broken into pieces while copper expand. So it is clear, copper is more malleable.
Vinay BEL said:
5 years ago
Copper is the right answer.
Vinay chauhan said:
4 years ago
Descending order of the list of the highest metals of Malleability:
* Gold
* Silver
* Aluminium
* Copper
* Tin
* Lead
* Zinc
* Iron
* Gold
* Silver
* Aluminium
* Copper
* Tin
* Lead
* Zinc
* Iron
(1)
Shubham said:
3 years ago
Malleability order is;
Au> Pb>soft steel> wrought iron>Cu>Al.
Au> Pb>soft steel> wrought iron>Cu>Al.
(3)
Amit Raj said:
3 years ago
According to my knowledge, maximum malleable material lead.
Prakash said:
12 months ago
Lead is actually quite malleable and can be deformed easily under compressive stress. However, copper is more malleable than lead due to its atomic structure, which allows for more extensive deformation without breaking.
Copper's crystal lattice structure and bonding allow it to be shaped into very thin sheets and wires more readily than lead.
Copper's crystal lattice structure and bonding allow it to be shaped into very thin sheets and wires more readily than lead.
Gopal Mandal said:
9 months ago
Yes, GOLD has the maximum malleability.
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