Why do metals conduct electricity? A. Metals hang on tightly to their electrons B. Metals are slippery C. Electrons flow freely in metallic bonds. D. Electrons are good at insulating from heat.

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Why do metals conduct electricity?

A. Metals hang on tightly to their electrons

B. Metals are slippery

C. Electrons flow freely in metallic bonds.

D. Electrons are good at insulating from heat.

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The correct answer is: C. Electrons flow freely in Metallic Bonds

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Saurabh Solanki answered Jan 20, 2018

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c the positive metal ions are surrounded by a sea of de localised electrons

Burnall answered Jan 25, 2018

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