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What type of electrons are involved in metallic bonding? A. Inner shell electrons B. Valence shell electrons C. D-orbital electrons D. D-orbital electrons
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What type of electrons are involved in metallic bonding?

A.
Inner shell electrons
B.
Valence shell electrons
C.
D-orbital electrons
D.
D-orbital electrons

User OliverD
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I reckon the answer is orbital electrons but we learn it as delocalised electrons in the UK (they are able to move between shells freely and can carry a charge)
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