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Metals have high densities, melting and boiling points because metals have strong bonds which will make them take longer to melt/boil and have higher densities

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Because metals delocalized electrons so that can flow and carry the charge freely.

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The Atoms in the metal can roll over each other into new locations in metals without severing the metallic link.

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Because their particles are closely packed so the vibration are passed on quickly

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metals conduct heat because their particles are closely packed so the vibrations are passed on very quickly

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Since metal particles are closely packed they allow vibrations to pass around the particles quickly.

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Metals have layers of atoms that can roll over each other when force is applied which makes them able to be formed into different positions

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metals have giant lattice structures which makes the force needed to break the bond to be large. The density is high due to the structure which is tightly packed

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Metals can be ductile and malleable because the atoms are able to slide into one another without breaking the metallic bond

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Metals have high density due to their ions are so close packed together from the force of metallic bonding, this result in a solid structure with barely no air gaps in between, due to their strong attraction of force between their atoms it will require an extensive amount of energy to break the bonds between atoms, which is why they have high melting points, and boiling points.

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Metals are ductile and malleable because they consist of layers of atoms. When the metal is bent, hammered, or crushed, layers of atoms can slide over one another without breaking the mettalic bond

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Most, if not all metals have high densities, melting points and boiling points because they are solids at standard/room temperature, because they have a lattice structure, and also because they have strong bonds.

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Metals conduct electricity because they have free moving electrons that carry electrical charge through the metal

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Because metal delocalized the electrons to carry electrical electrical charge. electrons carry electricity and spread it all over the metal.

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Metals conduct electricity easily because the electrons inside the metal are free to move

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Because the particles in metals are tightly packed which makes it faster for the vibrations to be passed on throughout the structure.

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metals conduct heat because their particles are packed together and sends vibration easily

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Metals has a high boiling point, melting and has a high density because the metallic bonding in a metal is very strong. Large amount of energy is needed for boiling/ melting.

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the metals have layers of atoms that can slide over each other when the metal is bent, hammered or pressed. The atoms can roll over each other without breaking the metallic bond

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Metals can conduct electricity because metals have many free electrons, metals conduct electricity by allowing free electrons to move between the atoms.