We know that metals like copper, gold, etc are good conductors of electricity But what gives these metals - Science - Electric Current and its Effects

Question

We know that metals like copper, gold, etc are good conductors
of electricity But what gives these metals the properties of
conducting electricity? Why can't liquids like water, etc conduct
electricity?

Mohit Gupta · Accepted Answer

Kindly refer to the following link:
https://www meritnation
com/ask-answer/question/metals-are-good-conductors-of-electricity-wheereas-non-metal/science/5707059
Please note water also conducts electricity as it contains
dissolved salts in it, however, distilled or deionised water does
not conduct electricity
Please refer to the link below for details
https://www meritnation
com/ask-answer/question/why-distilled-water-does-not-conduct-electricity/carbon-and-its-compounds/516871

We know that metals like copper, gold, etc. are good conductors of electricity. But what gives these metals the properties of conducting electricity? Why can't liquids like water, etc. conduct electricity?