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An early view of metallic bonding assumed that bonding in metals consisted of localized, shared electron-pair bonds between metal atoms. What evidence would help you to argue against this viewpoint? 

   An early view of metallic bonding assumed that bonding in metals consisted of localized, shared electron-pair bonds between metal atoms. What evidence would help you to argue against this viewpoint?
Chemistry
Chemistry
Raymond Chang, Jason… 14th Edition
Chapter 21, Problem 55 ↓
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00:02 Metals conduct the electricity and the electrons are positioned in the sea of the electrons, so they can easily conduct the electricity...
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