Why is copper a good conductor of electricity? A. Copper atoms hold onto their electrons very tightly. B. Electrons can move easily between copper atoms. C. Copper atoms are bonded together in molecules.

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Animaonline asked Feb 18, 2022

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Why is copper a good conductor of electricity?

A.
Copper atoms hold onto their electrons very tightly.
B.
Electrons can move easily between copper atoms.
C.
Copper atoms are bonded together in molecules.
D.
Copper atoms can flow quickly along a wire.

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B. Electrons can move easily between copper atoms.

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