A shiny and nice-to-look-at appearance or quality.

A term used to describe materials that can be easily shaped or bent without breaking.

A type of element that is typically poor in electrical and thermal conductivity and often not shiny.

A property of materials that allows them to conduct electricity or heat.

A type of metal that is strong, gray in color, and often used in construction and manufacturing.

A property that describes materials which can break easily when force is applied.

A lightweight metal with a silvery-white appearance, often used in cans and foils.

A material that can attract or repel certain metals, often associated with magnets.

A slender piece of metal that is often used to conduct electricity or support structures.

This type of substance typically has a shiny appearance, is good at conducting heat, and is usually found on the left side of the periodic table.