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What is happening to the electrons between several atoms of Copper? A.nothing happens to the electrons B.the electrons become delocalized and form a "sea" C.they are shared between two atoms D.the electrons
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What is happening to the electrons between several atoms of Copper?

A.nothing happens to the electrons
B.the electrons become delocalized and form a "sea"
C.they are shared between two atoms
D.the electrons are transferred from one atom to another

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B.the electrons become delocalized and form a "sea"

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