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Predominately metallic bonds involve electron transfer or sharing between atoms, resulting in an electron cloud that surrounds multiple atoms. This allows for the secondary attraction of atomic dipoles through electrostatic forces between the positively charged metal ions and delocalized electrons.

Predominately metallic bonds undergo: Electron transfer from one atom to another Electron
sharing from one atom to the bonded atoms(s) Electron cloud formation around several atoms
Secondary attraction of atomic dipoles
Solution
Corect option is (C) .
option A is ionic bond, option B is covalent bond and option C is hydrogen bond.

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Trauma-Informed Leadership - Five Practical Principles

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