Non-metals
Malleable
Ductile
Luster
Metals
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What are examples of Non - Metals??

(Could at least say 5)

Hydrogen (sometimes considered an alkali metal), Carbon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, Sulfur, Selenium

100

what is one example of an element that is malleable?

Copper or Gold

100

What is an example of an element that is Ductile??

Gold, silver, iron, and mercury.

100

What are examples of elements that have Luster??

Galena, Pyrite, and Graphite.

100

What are some examples of Metals?

(Could at least say 5)

silver, gold, zinc, copper, palladium, platinum, aluminum, potassium, iron, titanium, calcium, cadmium, thallium, lead, livermorium, and magnesium.

200

True or False: Non - Metals have many colors.

False, because non-metals are dull and don't have much color.

200

Can non-metals be Malleable??

No, because they are poor conductors and they cant be hammered down or they will break into many pieces.

200

Can non-metals be ductile??

No, because they are brittle in nature and will break if they are made into wires.

200

Can non-metals have luster??

No, because they are Dull by nature and can't reflect light.

200

True or False: Metals can be malleable.

True, Because that is one of their properties, it allows the metals to be beaten and made into thin sheets.

300

Which of the following is the strongest non-metal?

a) Nitrogen  b) Carbon c) Diamond  d) Graphite

c) Diamond

 Diamond is the hardest non-metal. The hardness of the diamond depends on the purity.


300

What is an example of something that is malleable??

Aluminum foil or aluminum wire

300

What is an example of Ductility??

Metals and or Polymers

300

What is an example of luster??

Diamonds, other minerals, glass, and pearls.

300

Which of the following is the strongest Metal:

a) Chlorine  b) Hydrogen  c) Tungsten  d) Calcium

c) Tungsten

Tungsten is known as the strongest known metal on earth.

400

What is the difference between Good and Bad conductors??

Poor conductors are materials like plastic, paper, rubber, and wood. Good conductors can easily transfer energy from one place to another, such as through a wire.

400

How does Malleability help the world around us?

It helps by how we can make many things like pipes, and wires, to help with water flow and electricity, and aluminum foil to help store food longer.

400

How does Ductility help the world around us??

It can help us to have electricity and to be able to have headphones and ESC...

400

What are some minerals that have luster??

Amethyst, obsidian, quartz, esc...

400

What are the differences between Metals and Non - Metals??

The ability to conduct electricity because while copper can conduct electricity very well aluminum can't conduct electricity very well.

500

What are Non-Metals??

A number of elements that have low metallic properties and lack shininess and malleability mostly.

500

What is Malleable even mean??

Malleable is how metals can be hammered down to become thin sheets of metal.

500

What is Ductile??

 Ductile refers to the way most metals can be stretched into wires.

500

What is Luster??

 Luster refers to the way a metal's surface reflects light. (shiny)

500

What are Metals?

a solid material that is typically hard, shiny, malleable, fusible, and ductile, with good electrical and thermal conductivity.

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