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The metallic bond is a delocalised connection meaning that the electron cloud is free to move - as a result the dissipation of energy in metals is very low, so when struck the energy is caught in a damping effect causing the metal to resonate 
I however am not sure why some metals don't show this property - I was thinking that density had a role (as group 1 metals arn't sonorous) but then realised that lead (very dense) isn't sonorous either
I however am not sure why some metals don't show this property - I was thinking that density had a role (as group 1 metals arn't sonorous) but then realised that lead (very dense) isn't sonorous either
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