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Metals vs Nonmetals & Chemical Bonds Review

Last updated 12 months ago

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Question 28

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Type the correct number for each blank. Don't forget to include a + or - for blank C. 

 Isotope Notation for Phosphorus-32.
A. _______ 
B. _______ 
C. _______ 

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A. Nonmetal Substance

B. Metal Substance

C. Covalent Bond

D. Ionic Bond

A. Nonmetal Substance

B. Metal Substance

C. Covalent Bond

D. Ionic Bond

A. Nonmetal Substance

B. Metal Substance

C. Covalent Bond

D. Ionic Bond

A. Nonmetal Substance

B. Metal Substance

C. Covalent Bond

D. Ionic Bond

A. Nonmetal Substance

B. Metal Substance

C. Covalent Bond

D. Ionic Bond

A. Nonmetal Substance

B. Metal Substance

C. Covalent Bond

D. Ionic Bond

A. Nonmetal Substance

B. Metal Substance

C. Covalent Bond

D. Ionic Bond

A. Ionic Charge

B. Covalent Charge

C. Electronegativity

D. Atomic Energy

A. Balance their electronegativity

B. Become Neutral

C. Become Balanced

D. Become Stable

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Phosphorus-32 is a 

Metal

Nonmetal

Metalloid

Phosphorus-32 would form a _____ when trying to become stable

Anion

Cation

Select ALL of the properties that  Phosphorus-32 is likely to have (not just 2 like the question says) 

High Electronegativity

Gas at room temperature

Malleable

Semi-Conductor

Solid at room temperature

Low Density

Low Electronegativity

Poor Conductor

Low Melting Point 

Ductile

High Density

Good Conductor

Brittle when solid

High Luster (shiny)

High Melting Point

Low Luster (dull)