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Metals have valence electrons that are loosely bond to the nucleus. They form a "sea of free electrons" able to move from one atom to the next relatively easily. This would make them very useful in the design of
A) protective insulators.
B) conducting wires and cables.
C) strong thin cables and wires.
D) shielding from heat and electricity.
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