What makes metal strong?

Answer 1

Although the word "strong" is ambiguous, properties of "strength" such as malleability and ductility are characteristic of some metals because of metallic bonding. Electrons in a metal are not confined to one atom, but move amongst different metal atoms in what is often described as an electron sea. However, not all metals are "strong". In fact, sodium metal is so soft it can be cut with a knife.

Answer 2

Metals are strong due to their atomic structure, which consists of closely packed metallic bonds between atoms. These bonds allow for the movement of atoms, which gives metals their malleability and ductility. Additionally, the presence of metallic bonds allows metals to resist internal and external forces, resulting in their strength.

Answer 3

Yes he is strong! You may not see it in him but he is perfectly strong!

Answer 4

copper

Answer 5

freeze it