Halogens
This is the typical charge of a halogen
What is negative one (-1)?
This property is why nonmetals aren't used in power lines.
What is Low electrical conductivity?
This is the electrolyte with the lowest atomic mass
What is Sodium?
What is Iron?
What is Colorless?
This halogen has only 3 electron rings
What is Chlorine?
These are the 4 most common elements in the human body.
What are Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen?
This is the typical charge of all Alkali Earth Metals
What is ++ (+2)?
This element is the equivalent of iron in crustacean blood.
This is a lack of the ability for these elements to create bonds with other elements.
What is low reactivity?
This "pull" of electrons is high for elements in this category.
What is electronegativity?
This element has the highest electronegativity of all nonmetals.
What is Oxygen?
This property makes these elements good at assisting with muscle movement.
What is high electrical conductivity?
This property allow these elements to be formed into different shapes
This is how many valence electrons does Krypton has
What is 0?
This halogen is liquid at room temperature.
What is Bromine?
This element is the only nonmetal that cannot complete its octet by bonding to the same element.
What is Carbon?
This is the number of electrons in the inner rings of Calcium
What is 18?
This is the minimum number of electron rings possible for these elements
What is 4?
This is the electronegativity of all Noble Gases
What is 0?
What is 18?
What is the ability to dissolve in water?
This property is defined by a large amount of mass divided by the volume of the substance.
This noble gas has 18 protons
What is Argon?