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Nonmetals
Nonmetals
What are the properties of a non metal?
Properties of a nonmetal?
METAL NONMETAL Hardness Shininess
Properties of a non metal?
METAL NONMETAL Hard Soft Shiny Dull
Properties of a non metal?
METAL NONMETAL Hard Soft Shiny Dull Strong Weak, brittle Conductive Not conductive Malleable Not malleable Ductile Not ductile
Chemical bonds
Nonmetals can form bonds with either metals or nonmetals.
Hydrogen
Hydrogen is alone in the upper left corner of the periodic table because it is so different from the other elements.
Hydrogen
Hydrogen is alone in the upper left corner of the periodic table because it is so different from the other elements.
It contains only one proton and one electron (no neutrons)
Hydrogen
Hydrogen is alone in the upper left corner of the periodic table because it is so different from the other elements.
It contains only one proton and one electron (no neutrons)
Hydrogen makes up more than 90% of the atoms in the universe.
Hydrogen Hydrogen is alone in the upper left corner
of the periodic table because it is so different from the other elements.
It contains only one proton and one electron (no neutrons)
Hydrogen makes up more than 90% of the atoms in the universe.
It is rarely found as an element. Most of it is combined with oxygen as water.
Metalloids
They have some characteristics of metals and some of nonmetals.
Metalloids
They have some characteristics of metals and some of nonmetals.
The most common metalloid is silicon, which combines with oxygen to form sand, glass and cement.
Metalloids
They have some characteristics of metals and some of nonmetals.
The most common metalloid is silicon, which combines with oxygen to form sand, glass and cement.
Silicon is also used to make semiconductors for computer chips.
