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How does the metallic bonding in transition metals differ from that in s-block metals?
A. Transition metals have weaker metallic bonds
B. Transition metals utilise both ns and (n-1)d electrons for delocalisation, leading to stronger bonds
C. S-block metals utilise d-electrons for bonding
D. There is no difference in metallic bonding
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