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Which is most likely the result of millions of metal atoms crowding together so that molecular orbitals become combined?
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Which is most likely the result of millions of metal atoms crowding together so that molecular orbitals become combined?
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The formation of bands in a crystal !! NdsmksjswGood luck on your assignment snsmskskmsjssiwndnsmsmsjwjw
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(The Formation Of Bands In A Crystal)
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