Chemistry, 16.10.2020 03:01 azktanae5855

Which observation shows that a substance is malleable? O A. The substance can be stretched easily into wires.

O B. The substance flattens out when struck with a hammer

O C. The substance breaks apart when stretched.

O D. The substance shatters when struck with a hammer.

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