In conductors outer electrons :

are not tightly bound to the nucleus

are tightly bound to the nucleus

never becomes free electrons

are always free to move

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Conductors can easily conduct electricity because they are loosely bound to the nucleus and they are not engaged in chemical bonding. Conductors have free electrons.

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