Chemistry, 19.05.2020 15:05 genyjoannerubiera
In metallic bonding, atoms form a crystal structure with 8 – 12 neighboring atoms. Every metal atom can bond equally well with all other atoms of the same metal, so if some of the atoms are shifted, they can usually bond immediately with their new neighbors. What property of metals does this help to explain the most?
A.
ductility
B.
thermal conductivity
C.
hardness
D.
electrical conductivity
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