Correct Answer: Option C
Explanation:
Brittleness is a property typical of non-metals and metalloids; metals are ductile and malleable, not brittle. Ductility: drawn into wires (gold most ductile). Malleability: beaten into sheets (gold most malleable). Metals also have luster, high thermal and electrical conductivity, and sonorous nature. Brittle substances break easily under stress without significant deformation (e.g., glass, sulfur). Some metals like cast iron are brittle but generally pure metals are not.
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