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When electrons are moving freely between many positive ions, what type of bond is occuring? a metallic b ionic c covalent d crystalline
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When electrons are moving freely between many positive ions, what type of bond is occuring?

a
metallic
b
ionic
c
covalent
d
crystalline

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Answer:

a metallic

Step-by-step explanation:

Metal atoms are joined together by metallic bonds. Metals can form cations (positive ions) with a sea of delocalized electrons.

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