Which row describes why a solid metal is malleable and conducts electricity?
- Amalleability: delocalised electrons can move freely through the structure; electrical conductivity: delocalised electrons can move freely through the structure
- Bmalleability: delocalised electrons can move freely through the structure; electrical conductivity: positive ions can move freely through the structure
- Cmalleability: rows of positive ions can slide over each other; electrical conductivity: delocalised electrons can move freely through the structure
- Dmalleability: rows of positive ions can slide over each other; electrical conductivity: positive ions can move freely through the structure