Read the following two statements.Statement 1: Pure metals are less malleable than alloys.Statement 2: Alloys are more malleable than pure metals.Which statement is correct?Both statement 1 and 2Statement 2 onlyStatement 1 onlyNeither statement 1 or 2

Read the following two statements.Statement 1: Pure metals are more ductile than alloys.Statement 2: Alloys are more ductile than pure metals.Which statement is true?Statement 1 and 2Statement 1 onlyStatement 2 onlyNeither statement 1 or 2

The structure of an alloy is different to the structure of a pure metal.Which one of the following is a correct difference?The atoms in a pure metal are of different sizes, whereas in an alloy they are the same.The atoms in an alloy are from the same element, whereas in a pure metal they are not.The atoms in an alloy are arranged in neat layers (rows), whereas in a pure metal they are not.The atoms in a pure metal are arranged in neat layer (rows), whereas in an alloy they are not.

What is malleability? Name two most malleable metals.

Which of the following statements is/are true?(a) Mercury exists as solid at room temperature(b) Metals like gallium and caesium have very high melting points(c) Iodine is a lustrous non-metal(d) Lithium and potassium have low densities and low melting pointsOnly one correct answerA.Only (b)B.Only (b) and (c)C.Only (c) and (d)D.(a), (b) and (c)

How does the presence of impurities affect the malleability of a metal?They make the metal more malleable because the layers can slide over each other more easily.Impurities do not effect the malleability of metals.They make the metal more malleable because the layers cannot slide over each other as easily.They make the metal less malleable because the layers cannot slide over each other as easily.