In metals,there are not enough electrons to fill all of the electronic energy levels.At 0 K,the highest energy level filled is referred to as the ________.

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The highest energy level filled at 0 K in metals is referred to as the Fermi level. This level separates the occupied (valence) band from the unoccupied (conduction) band and is an important factor in determining the electrical and thermal properties of metals.

In Metals,there Are Not Enough Electrons to Fill All of the Electronic