Why are metals such good conductors of electricity? A. because delocalized electrons can move freely within a sample B. because they have rather large nuclei that repel electrons C. because the majority

Why are metals such good conductors of electricity? A. because delocalized electrons can move freely within a sample B. because they have rather large nuclei that repel electrons C. because the majority of their electrons are located in s-orbitals D. because they tend to form positively-charged cations

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