20. In general, metallic compounds have some common properties such asa)melting points.b) Good conductors of heat andc) Formd)e)charged ionsthus they can be pulled into a wirethus they can be hammered into different shapes

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20. In general, metallic compounds have some common properties such as a) melting points. b) Good conductors of heat and c) Form d) charged ions thus they can be pulled into a wire thus they can be hammered into different shapes

20. In general, metallic compounds have some common properties such as a) melting points. b) Good conductors of heat and c) Form d) charged ions thus they can be pulled into a wire thus they can be hammered into different shapes

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20. In general, metallic compounds have some common properties such as
a)
melting points.
b) Good conductors of heat and
c) Form
d)
e)
charged ions
thus they can be pulled into a wire
thus they can be hammered into different shapes

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