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malleable and ductile & electrons are able to reposition themselves to maintain electrostatic bonds when put under pressure, preventing the material from splitting \tn 
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lustre & electrons are good reflectors of photons \tn 
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high melting and boiling point & metals are held together by strong non-directional electrostatic attraction, meaning a large amount of heat energy is required to deform the structure of the crystal lattice \tn 
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