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Metallic Bond

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Which of the following does not apply to metallic bond ?

1) Overlapping valence electrons

2) Mobile valence electrons

3) Delocalized electrons

4) Highly directed bonds

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Solution

d) Highly directed bonds

In metallic bonding each ion is surrounded by equal number of oppositely charged ions and hence have attraction in all directions so they do not have directional characteristics

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