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Q. 234.4( 17 Votes )

Name one property which is characteristic of (a) metals, and (b) non-metals.

Class 10th Lakhmir Singh & Manjit Kaur - Chemistry 3. Metal and Non-Metal

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The one property which is the characteristic of metal is malleability. And the one property of non-metal is non-malleability.

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