How are electrons arranged in a metal?

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andy p.
Apr 2, 2018

They often move freely, which is why metals are conductive.

Explanation:

Metals have "delocalized electrons": because most metals have space for an electron, they can pass electrons from atom to atom. This leads to their electrical conductivity.

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