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Which of the following statements about metals
The electrons involved in metallic bonding are stationary, thus metals are malleable solids that
cannot conduct electricity.
The electrons involved in metallic bonding are stationary, thus metal solids are brittle, break
easily, and do not conduct electricity.
The electrons involved in metallic bonding are mobile, thus metals are malleable solids and are
able to conduct electricity.
The electrons involved in metallic bonding are mobile, thus metal solids conduct electricity but
they are brittle and break easily.

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Final answer:

Metallic bonding enables metals to be malleable and conduct electricity.


Explanation:

Metallic bonding involves mobile electrons, allowing metals to be malleable and conduct electricity. The free movement of electrons in metallic solids is crucial for their unique properties like being shiny, conducting heat and electricity well, and having a high melting point.


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