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MCQ 1: Metals lose electrons from their lattice to become
MCQ 2: Neither ions nor electrons are free to move in
MCQ 3: The attractive forces between metal ions and delocalized electrons can be weakened or overcome by
MCQ 4: Metals are good conductors due to
MCQ 5: The conduction of electricity in metallic bonding is due to presence of
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- Metals lose electrons from their lattice to become
- Valuable metals are attached to the anode, which is known as
- Human enzymes start to denature at the temperature above
- A non-polar molecule of Bromine at room temperature is found in the state of
- The value of Eo is known as
- The carbonates and nitrates of group II elements decompose upon