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13 May, 14:21

What type of bond allows heat and electricity to move freely throughout the material?

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  1. 13 May, 14:28
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    That would be an ionic bond since it has electrons to spare, rather than a convalent bond where all the electrons are taken up thus it is not a good conductor
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