Chemistry, 16.12.2021 20:20, Tyrant4life

Which statement explains why metallic elements have special properties that other kinds of elements do not possess, such as malleability and conductivity?
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A Metallic elements have electrons that are held tightly in place and cannot be moved.
Metallic elements are all soft, so they can be manipulated easily into sheets or wires.
Metallic elements have a "sea of electrons" in which electrons can move through the sample.
D Metallic elements have extra electrons that are available to move and carry electric current.

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