The ability to rust
What is oxidation

How well a substance allows electricity to flow through it.
What is conductivity.

The columns where all of the elements are similar Ex:Column 4 Elements:Titanium,Zirconium,Hafnium,Rutherfordium.
What is a group
When a liquid like milk starts to sour and form an unpleasant smell because of the bacteria form to make a new substance.
What is the production of an odor
The purest form of the substance,there are 118 currently known to humankind.
What is an element

The ability to burn
What is Flammability
When the element is not shiny or not lustrous.
What is dull
The rows where the elements on the left are lighter than the ones on the right.
What is a period
When the object reacts with another substance and when fizzing or foaming make bubbles of carbon dioxide.
What is the production of a gas
A combination of two or more elements to form a new substance
What is a compound

How the surface feels
What is texture

Being capable of being shaped by a hammer
What is malleability.
The letter or letters that correspond to the certain element.
What is the atomic symbol
For example,when iron rusts and is exposed to the air long enough it starts to rust and change into a different color.
What is a change in color
The first element on the Periodic table of elements.
What is hydrogen

The ability to shatter easily
What is brittleness
A substance that does not conduct electricity well
What are insulators
The number of protons in an atom of an element Ex:Hydrogen atomic number:1
What is the atomic number
When the energy stored up in a substance is released it transforms into a different kind of energy.
What is a change in energy

The chemical formula for Sodium Chloride.
What is NaCi

How dangerous a chemical is.
What is toxicity

The ability to be peeled or stretched thinly without breaking apart.
What is ductility
The number of protons and electrons combined Ex:Helium Atomic mass:4.003
What is the atomic mass
When liquids react with one another to form a solid like potassium iodide and lead nitrate combine to form a a precipitate.
What is a formation of a precipitate
The chemical formula for Carbon Dioxide
