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Something that is malleable can be hammered or rolled (deformed) into very thing sheets without tearing or breaking apart. We find that gold is wonderfully malleable, and this metal can be hammered into sheets thinner than a human hair.

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13y ago

Malleability is how easily a material can be squished into a thin sheet. For example, "Silly Putty" is very malleable. Copper is malleable, too, it's just not as obvious. Glass is not malleable. It would shatter if you put enough pressure on it. Paper is not malleable either, even though it comes in thin sheets. You can't crumple a piece of paper into a ball and then flatten it back out in a different shape!

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Malleability can be defined as the condition of a metal which enables it to be hammered or pressed into any shape without breaking or cracking. Malleability in metal is normally induced by heating and forging the metal through compressive stress.

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malleability is a property of metal elements such iron ,and they can be changed in shape without breaking.

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11y ago

A substance that can be changed in shape, for example play doh

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The ability to bend.

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12y ago

No, because metal is a solid object.

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