According to metals and non-metals , we studied metals and non-metals and their relative properties, give an example of metal which can easily be cut with a knife and non-metal which is the hardest substance.

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According to metals and non-metals , we studied metals and non-metals and their relative properties, give an example of metal which can easily be cut with a knife and non-metal which is the hardest substance.

Sumit Saini 8th Apr, 2022

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Sumit Saini 8th Apr, 2022

Sodium is a metal that is soft and can be cut with a knife, and the diamond form of carbon is the hardest substance.

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