Metal, Nonmetal, Metalloid Flipbook

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Metal, Nonmetal, Metalloid Flipbook

Metal: Physical Properties *Hardness *Shiny Luster *Malleable * Some are Magnetic *High Melting Point *Conductor of Electricity & Heat

*Some are reactive while others are not *Corrosive= destroys metal Metal: Chemical Properties *Some are reactive while others are not *Corrosive= destroys metal

*Gold Au *Iron Fe *Aluminum Al *Mercury Hg Metal Examples *Gold Au *Iron Fe *Aluminum Al *Mercury Hg

Metalloids

Metalloid: Physical Properties *have some characteristics of metals and nonmetals *some conduct electricity *Some are semiconductors (Ex: computer chips)

Metalloid: Chemical Properties *Vary

*Boron B *Silicon Si *Arsenic As *Germanium Ge Metalloid Examples *Boron B *Silicon Si *Arsenic As *Germanium Ge

Nonmetal: Physical Properties *Dull *Brittle *Low Boiling Point *Low Density *Poor Conductor of Heat & Electricity (Insulator)

*Forms compounds easily except Group 18 Nonmetal: Chemical Properties *Forms compounds easily except Group 18

*Carbon C *Hydrogen H *Nitrogen N *Helium He *Oxygen O *Neon Ne Nonmetal Examples *Carbon C *Hydrogen H *Nitrogen N *Helium He *Oxygen O *Neon Ne

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