Metals have high melting point because a. the electrons are mobile b. of close-packed arrangement of atoms c. of the strength of the electrostatic attraction between the metal ions and electrons d. when heat touches the metal, the loosely bonded electron vibrate easily and radiate the heat with the same frequency and wavelength.   Which substance has mobile electron cloud as a binding force?  a. salt b. ice c. dry ice

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