Chemistry
Grade-10
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Question

Select the physical properties of an element.

  1. Sonorous
  2. Conductivity
  3. Hardness
  4. All the above

hintHint:

the basic properties of a metal.

The correct answer is: All the above


    The physical properties of the metals are sonorous, hard and conductivity as metals produce sounds, they are hard and can conduct electricity and heat.

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