i Malleability: It is the ability of a metal to be bent, rolled or formed without fracture. E.g. steel, aluminum.
ii Ductility: It is the ability of a metal to be drawn into thin wire e.g. copper.
iii. Toughness: Ability of a metal to resist sudden heavy load without fracture. E.g wrought iron.
iv. Fusibility: Ability of metal to turn into liquid when heated to sufficient temperature e.g. cast iron
v. Brittleness: Ability of metal to break when sufficient load is applied e.g. cast iron.
vi. Conductivity: Ability of metal to allow easy passage of heat or electricity.
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