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    Here are the classifications: 1. Cesium - Metal (shiny) 2. Phosphorus - Nonmetal (not ductile) 3. Sulfur - Nonmetal (low density) 4. Arsenic - Metalloid (conductor of electricity but not as good as metal) 5. Aluminium - Metal (malleable) 6. Iron - Metal (conductor of electricity) 7. Carbon - Nonmetal (dull) 8. Antimony - Metalloid (shiny and dull) 9. Silicon - Metalloid (malleable and ductile)

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    Here are the classifications: 1. Cesium - Metal (shiny) 2. Phosphorus - Nonmetal (not ductile) 3. Sulfur - Nonmetal (low density) 4. Arsenic - Metalloid (conductor of electricity but not as good as metal) 5. Aluminium - Metal (malleable) 6. Iron - Metal (conductor of electricity) 7. Carbon - Nonmetal (dull) 8. Antimony - Metalloid (shiny and dull) 9. Silicon - Metalloid (malleable and ductile)

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    Periodic Table

    Properties of Metals
    Metals appear to the left of the dark ziz-zag line on the
    periodic table.
    Most metals are solid at room temperature.
    Metals
    Properties of Metals
    Metals have luster.
    This means they are
    shiny
    Properties of Metals
    Ductile
    metals can be drawn
    into wire.
    Properties of Metals
    Malleable
    metals can be
    hammered into
    sheets
    Properties of Metals

    Metals have a high melting point.


    They are also very dense.
    Properties of Metals
    Conductors:

    Metals are good


    conductors of
    electricity and heat
    Properties of Metals
    A chemical property of
    metal is its reaction
    with water and
    oxygen.

    This results in
    corrosion and rust.
    Nonmetals
    Properties of Nonmetals

    Nonmetals occur to the right of the dark zig-zag on the periodic table.

    Although Hydrogen is in family 1, it is also a nonmetal.

    Many nonmetals are gases at room temperature.


    Properties of Nonmetals
    Nonmetals do not
    have luster; they
    are dull.
    Properties of Nonmetals
    Brittle:
    Nonmetals are brittle so
    they break easily.

    This means nonmetals


    ARE NOT ductile or
    malleable.
    Properties of Nonmetals

    Nonmetals have
    low density.
    Properties of Nonmetals
    They also have a low
    melting point.

    This is why they are poor


    conductors of heat and
    electricity.
    Metalloids
    Properties of Metalloids

    Metalloids can be found clustered around the dark zig-


    zag line that separates metals and nonmetals.
    Properties of Metalloids
    Metalloids (metal-like)
    have properties of both
    metals and
    nonmetals.
    Properties of Metalloids

    Metalloids are solids that


    can be shiny or
    dull.
    Properties of Metalloids
    They conduct
    electricity and
    heat better than
    nonmetals but not as
    well as metals.
    Properties of Metalloids

    Metalloids are
    malleable and
    ductile
    Direction: Determine whether Metals,
    Nonmetals, & Metalloids
    1. Cesium-Shiny 5. Aluminium-malleable
    2. Phosphorus-not 6. Iron-conductor of
    ductile electricity
    3. Sulfur-low density 7. Carbon-dull
    4. Arsenic-conductor 8. Antimony- shiny and
    electricity but not dull
    good as metal. 9. Silicon- malleable and
    ductile
    Enumeration: 10-15
     2 metal elements
     2 non metal elements
     2 metalloids elements

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