When Silver (Ag) forms a metallic bond with other Silver atoms, what do the valence electrons move into? A. the all go to the same Silver atom B. the bond with the oxygen in the atomsphere C. they escape to free space D. the sea of electrons

D. the sea of electrons

Explanation:

Metallic bonds are defined as the bonds formed between two or more metals. Silver atom form metallic bond with other silver atoms.

In metallic bond, the free electrons or valence electrons present in s and p orbitals delocalize. The valence electrons do not move around the atoms or enter the atoms whereas they form a sea of electrons in which they surround the nuclei (positively charged) of the metal ions interacting. The valence electrons are then freely move in the space between the atomic nuclei.

Hence, the correct answer is "D. the sea of electrons".

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