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Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids

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Question 1
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Most of the pure elements are solid at room temperature.

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Question 4
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Metals do not conduct heat and electricity.

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Question 5
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Pots and pans are made of metal because they are good thermal conductors.

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Question 7
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The nonmetals are located to the left of the bolded zig zag line.

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Question 2
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How many elements are a gas?

Question 3
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What 2 elements are a liquid at room temperature? (pick 2)

Question 6
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How many nonmetals are there?

Question 8
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Oxygen, helium and neon are nonmetals.

Question 9
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How many metalloids are there?

Question 10
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How many periods are on the periodic table?

Question 11
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How many groups/families are on the periodic table?

Question 12
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3 characteristics of alkali metals include; highly reactive, low melting points, conduct electricity.

Question 13
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The alakli metals have 2 electrons in their outer shell.

Question 14
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3 characteristics of alkaline earth metals include; low density, hard, silver metals, ductile, and malleable.

Question 15
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Alkaline earth metals are found in nature as compounds.

Question 16
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There are 40 elements that are the transition metals.

Question 17
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Most of the transition metals are attracted to a magnetic field and have high melting points.

Question 18
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How many elements are used to build your cell phone?

Question 19
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Properties of metals are opposite from nonmetals.

Question 20
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Elements 47 to 71 are lanthanides.

Question 21
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Elements from 89 to 103 are the actinides.

Question 22
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Halogens are toxic.

Question 23
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When halogens are made into compounds thery form useful products.

Question 24
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The noble gases all have full valance electron shells.

Question 25
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The noble gases are unstable and very reactive.