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Explain the following with reasons:
Sodium is softer than copper, but both are very good electrical conductors.

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Answered by Anonymous
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In case of copper the number of delocalized electron is larger than the sodium and also the metallic radius of sodium is more than that of copper so sodium is softer than the copper. But both are good conductor of Electricity due to availability of free electrons.

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Answered by dudenotes181004
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In case of copper the number of delocalized electron is larger than the sodium and also the metallic radius of sodium is more than that of copper so sodium is softer than the copper. But both are good conductor of Electricity due to availability of free electrons.

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