Why do metals have high conductivity? A. All electrons are free to move. B. All electrons are held in place. C. Valence electrons are free to move. D. Valence electrons are held in place.

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Why do metals have high conductivity?

A. All electrons are free to move.
B. All electrons are held in place.
C. Valence electrons are free to move.
D. Valence electrons are held in place.

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