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Some elements with high electronegativity exhibit metallic properties
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Peer-reviewed literature demonstrates that certain transition metal oxides featuring strong electronegativity exhibit metallic and semiconductor electronic behaviors.

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An original analysis of the electronic and chemical properties of oxides is proposed based on the electronegativity χ and the chemical hardness η. This model which has been applied to various oxide based metals, degenerate semiconductors and optical properties of transition metal oxides allows explaining their electronic behaviors: Strong electronegativity and weak chemical hardness characterize oxides of transition elements with high oxidation state. Strong electronegativity and strong chemical hardness feature insulators with a large optical gap. Weak electronegativity and moderate chemical
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  1. Electronic properties of oxides : Chemical and theoretical approachespeer-reviewedno side taken
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