The assumptions of the free-electron model of metals may seem contrary to reason, since electrons exert powerful electric forces on each other. Give some reasons why these assumptions actually make physical sense.
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The assumptions of the free-electron model of metals may seem contrary to reason, since electrons exert powerful electric forces on each other. Give some reasons why these assumptions actually make physical sense.
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