Which is most likely the result of millions of metal atoms crowding together so that molecular orbitals become combined?

A. the loss of metallic propertiesB. the formation of bands in a crystalC. the loss of valence electrons to other atoms D. the formation of localized valence electrons

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26 June, 16:09

Which is most likely the result of millions of metal atoms crowding together so that molecular orbitals become combined?

A. the loss of metallic propertiesB. the formation of bands in a crystalC. the loss of valence electrons to other atoms D. the formation of localized valence electrons

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The correct answer is D. The result of millions of metal atoms crowding together so that molecular orbitals become combined most likely is the formation of localized valence electrons where the electrons are called the "electron sea". This is a characteristic of compounds that are held together by metallic bonding.

Which is most likely the result of millions of metal atoms crowding together so that molecular orbitals become combined?A. the loss of metallic propertiesB. the formation of bands in a crystalC. the loss of valence electrons to other atoms D. the formation of localized valence electrons

Which is most likely the result of millions of metal atoms crowding together so that molecular orbitals become combined?

A. the loss of metallic propertiesB. the formation of bands in a crystalC. the loss of valence electrons to other atoms D. the formation of localized valence electrons