Which reason best explains why metals are malleable? A. because they have delocalized electrons B. because they have localized electrons C. because they have ionic bonds D. because they have rigid bonds

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Which reason best explains why metals are malleable?

A. because they have delocalized electrons

B. because they have localized electrons

C. because they have ionic bonds

D. because they have rigid bonds

The correct answer is A on edg 2020

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I’m pretty sure a sorry if I’m wrong

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