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Metal vs Nonmetal Atoms

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Quick true/false about metal and nonmetal atoms

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Metal vs Nonmetal Atoms
 

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Quick true/false about metal and nonmetal atoms

by Baraa Salah
1

Metals cannot form colored compounds.

2

Nonmetals are better conductors of heat than metals.

3

Metals conduct electricity well as solids.

4

Most metals are solid at room temperature.

5

Nonmetals are poor conductors of electricity.

6

Metal atoms have more valence electrons than nonmetals.

7

Nonmetals can gain electrons to form negative ions.

8

All metals are liquids at room temperature.

9

Metals are typically shiny and malleable.

10

Nonmetals always gain electrons to become positive ions.

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