Metal, nonmetal, or metalloid
I am found on the left side of the periodic table
Am I a metal?
What are the electrons in the outer most ring called?
What is valence electrons?
What is the physical property for shiny and dull?
What is Luster?
Element on period 3 group 15
What is phosphorus?
An element that has unequal protons and electrons
What is an Ion?
What is Hydrogen?
What is nonmetal?
What does a metal usually do to reach full stability?
What is transfer electrons to a nonmetal?
Metals are usually what state of matter at room temperature?
What is a solid?
Element on period 4 group 5
What is Vanadium
Two elements that are the exact same, but have different mass
What are isotopes?
I am dull, brittle, and a poor conductor of electricity
Am I a nonmetal?
Elements among the same group/family share what? (2 things)
The physical property for how well an element can be bent into a wire shape
What is ductility?
How many electrons does the element in period 2 group 18 have if it is a neutral atom
What is 10 electrons
What are these elements, ions or isotopes?
Atom A:
2 Protons, 4 neutrons, 1 electron
2 protons, 5 neutrons, 1 electron
What is both
I am Astatine
Am I a metalloid?
What is the bond between nonmetals called?
What is a covalent bond?
What are the two types of conduction?
What is heat and electric?
Group and period of Tin
What is period 6 group 14
What is the mass and charge of a potassium atom with 20 electrons and 20 neutrons
What is mass: 39, charge: -1
I am shiny, brittle, and I conduct electricity
Am I a metalloid?
Why do Ionic Bonded elements stick together?
What is electrostatic attraction?
If I tell you something conducts electricity, can I conclude it is a metal? Explain, and I mean REALLY explain
No lol
Name the period, group, atomic number, number of protons, number of neutrons, number of electrons of a neutral bromine atom
Period 4, group 17, atomic number: 35, protons: 35, neutrons: 45, electrons: 35
Explain why the bond between a metal and nonmetal is called an ionic bond
What is the transfer of electrons resulting in overall charge?