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Which of the following materials can exhibit the property of sonority?
Which of the following materials can exhibit the property of sonority?
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The correct option is A Iron
Metals can produce sound upon striking a hard surface. This property of a metal is known as sonority and the metal itself is said to be sonorous.
However, mercury is an exception as it exists in a liquid state at room temperature and cannot exhibit the property of sonority but is still considered a metal as it shows other metallic properties. Iodine and phosphorus are nonmetals.
Metals can produce sound upon striking a hard surface. This property of a metal is known as sonority and the metal itself is said to be sonorous.
However, mercury is an exception as it exists in a liquid state at room temperature and cannot exhibit the property of sonority but is still considered a metal as it shows other metallic properties. Iodine and phosphorus are nonmetals.
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