Difference between revisions of "Metal"

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A shiny, [[solid]] substance, such as [[iron]].  They contrast with the [[nonmetal]]s. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to break metals. Except when they are very easy to break, as in the case of [[aluminium]], [[lead]], cast [[iron]], [[tin]], [[copper]], [[gold]], [[silver]], and many others.
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A shiny, [[solid]] substance that conducts heat and electricity, such as [[iron]].  They contrast with the [[nonmetal]]s, which are brittle, non-conductive, and dull. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to break metals because of their properties of ductility and malleability.  
  
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Also, variety of rock and roll known for its bone crushing riffs and facemelting guitar solos.
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==Music==
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Metal is a variety of rock and roll known for its bone crushing riffs and facemelting guitar solos.

Revision as of 03:46, May 15, 2007

A shiny, solid substance that conducts heat and electricity, such as iron. They contrast with the nonmetals, which are brittle, non-conductive, and dull. It is very difficult, if not impossible, to break metals because of their properties of ductility and malleability.

Music

Metal is a variety of rock and roll known for its bone crushing riffs and facemelting guitar solos.