Behaviour Of Metallic structures

This video explores the properties of metals, linking them to atomic bonding. Metals are dense, conductive, ductile, and shiny due to their unique bonding, where atoms share a 'sea of electrons'. This allows metals to form crystalline structures and explains their ability to conduct heat and electricity, as well as their malleability. The video contrasts metals with nonmetals, highlighting differences in atomic packing and density. It also discusses exceptions like lithium, sodium, and potassium, which are less dense than water. The video concludes with insights into metals' melting points, reflective properties, and sound conduction.

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