Metals
Metals are located on this side of the steps dividing the periodic table.
What is left?
Non-metals are located on this side of the dividing steps on the periodic table.
What is right?
This is the symbol for gold.
What is Au?
This is the maximum number of valence electrons any one element can have.
What is 8?
This happens to atomic radius as you head down a group.
What is increases?
True or False: Metals represent the majority of known elements.
What is true?
Non-metals are considered ______ because their color is not shiny and lustrous.
What is dull?
Valence electrons are located here.
What is the outermost energy shell (level)?
Elements get more metallic as you head in this direction across a period.
What is left?
Metals are good conductors of this.
What is electricity (or heat)?
Non-metals are considered to be easy to break, or _____.
What is brittle.
This is the maximum number of electron that can be beside each other on a Lewis Diagram.
What is 2?
The ability of an atom to attract electrons or the electronegativity does this as you head down a group.
What is decreases? (larger atoms have electrons that are more shielded)
Metals tend to do this with their electrons when forming an ion.
What is give away?
Non-metals cannot conduct electricity, they are good _____.
What is insulators?
The valence electrons are found here when an element's electron configuration is written.
What is at the end?
Ionic radius does this as you head from left to right in a period.
What is decreases? (More protons in the nucleus with no additional shielding allows the electrons to be pulled closer)
Metals have this because they are shiny.
What is luster?
This non metal is the only one located on the left side of the periodic table.
What is hydrogen?
____ tend to gain valence electrons when forming ions.
What is non metals?
This element has the largest atomic radius in group 1.
What is Francium?