Metals/NM/Metalloids

Which side of the periodic table are metals on?

• Right Side

• Left Side, "Left of the stairs"

• Bottom Right

• Top Side

Physical property of elements that refers to the ability of the element to be hammered or pressed into sheets.

• Malleable or Malleability

• Ductile or Ductility

• Luster; Dull or Shiny

• Conduction

Physical property of elements that refers to the ability of the element to be bent and stretched out into wires.

• Malleable or Malleability

• Ductile or Ductility

• Luster; Dull or Shiny

• Conduction

Which of the following elements is not considered as a Metal?

• Aluminum (Al)

• Gold (Au)

• Silicon (Si)

• Potassium (K)

Which of the following is not a physical property of Metals?

• Ductile

• Brittle

• Malleable

• High-Melting Point

• Shiny

Which side of the periodic table are non-metals on?

• Right Side, "Right of the the stairs"

• Left Side, "Left of the stairs"

• Bottom Left

• Top Side

Where are the metalloids located in the periodic table?

• Right, Right of the "stairs" or zigzag line.

• They make up the "stairs" or zigzag line.

• Left, Left side of the "stairs" or zigzag line.

• Bottom of the periodic table

Physical property of elements that allows elements to break easily into powder.

• Malleable or Malleability

• Ductile or Ductility

• Brittle

• Luster

Physical property of metalloids that refers to the ability of the elements to allow heat and electricity to flow through under certain conditions. (They can allow some heat/electricity to flow but they are insulators under normal conditions)

• Malleability

• Ductility

• Semiconductor

• Conduction

True or False. Metalloids have both properties of metals and nonmetals.

• True

• False