Science, asked by oOsantyally, 1 year ago

Metals conduct electricity but non metals don't.why?

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Answered by khan4

The electrons in metals are free flowing. They can easily move between individual atoms. In nonmetals, each atom retains its own electrons. The flow of electrons between metal atoms is what allows electricity to flow through it.

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