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the malleability of a substance is a key factor determining the classification of elements as being a metal. so, any element that is a metal is malleable. for example: gold, molybdenum, rubidium.

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A malleable metal can be hammered into sheets.

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A ductile material will not crack or shatter under stress. The term "high ductility" is often used to describe metals that lend themselves to be easily stretched into wire.

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  1. (of a metal or other material) Able to be hammered or pressed permanently out of shape without breaking or cracking.
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12y ago

This is not a technical answer, I understand malleable to mean workable - in terms of being shaped, bent, or thinned by hammering without having to be heated a lot.

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Q: What does the word malleable mean in terms of describing a metal?
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