Copper and silver are two examples of atoms that will form a(n)
metallic bond
ionic bond
covalent bond
none of the above

The answer is A. Copper and silver are two examples of atoms that will form a metallic bond. Pure metals in solid state form nets similar to crystals, but they are not ionic. The electrons of the valence shell are shared by all the atoms. The electrons can move freely in what is called a "sea of electrons" which is what confere metals the property of conducting electricity.