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Metals and Its Properties

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wr. one example of the following:
a) Most malleable metal and most ductile metal
b) the best conductor of heat and poorest conductor of heat.
c) a metal with highest melting point and with lowest melting point.

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Solution

1, Silver and gold respectively
2. Silver and lead respectively
3. Tungsten and mercury respectively

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