Death metal would be nice, but I'd prefer black metal.If you are, will u b mein?
metal atoms are electrically neutral, meaning they have the same number of electrons as protons. Metal ions, since they have a positive charge, will have lost 1 or more electrons. Metal atoms will exist as the metal. Metal ions will exist as part of a compound or part of a solution.
Metal factors (i'm assuming we're talking about factors) are just right conductors of warmth and electricity, are usually malleable (will also be flattened into skinny sheets) and ductile (can also be rolled into wires), and type cations when forming ionic bonds with non-metals. Now not all metals are robust, although many are, and most have a high boiling factor, although mercury (a steel) is a liquid at room temperature. Non-metallic elements are the reverse. Poor conductors, on the whole no longer malleable or ductile, and form anions when in ionic bonds. Though most stable non-metals are brittle, some are very tough. Boiling elements vary wildly, though most covalently bonded compounds (two or more non-metals in a bond) are typically gases, some base factors, like carbon, have boiling features above 4000K.
