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Which is not true for metals?
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Metals generally form ionic compounds by losing electrons to form cations.
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Metals always form covalent compounds
Metals form positive ions
Metals have tendency to lose electrons
Metals have the property of conductivity
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Solution and Explanation
Metals typically form ionic compounds rather than covalent compounds. They readily lose electrons to form positive ions (cations), and their bonding is usually ionic rather than covalent.
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