How are metallic bonds formed? A) Valence electrons are transferred between atoms. B) Valence electrons are shared between two atoms C) Valence electrons are shared among many atoms creating a "sea of electrons". D) Valence electrons are gained or lost, creating ions that are held together by opposite charges.
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