Practice: Metallic properties
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Question 1 of 7
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The elements on the left of the periodic table are the , while the elements on the right of the periodic table are the [ non-metals || metals ]
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Question 2 of 7
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Metals have a tendency to______________, while non-metals have a tendency to ________________.
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The picture above shows two metal lattices in a sea of free electrons. The orange metal is sodium, which only loses one electron. The blue metal is magnesium, which loses two electrons.
Of the two metals pictured, the [ orange || blue ] one has stronger electrostatic forces holding it together.
The [ orange || blue ] one would thus be expected to have a higher melting point.
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Question 4 of 7
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Arrange the period 3 metals in increasing order of their boiling point. You can type in symbols or full names.
Lowest boiling point: . Then: . Highest boiling point:
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Question 5 of 7
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Arrange the first 3 group 1 metals in increasing order of their reactivity. You can type in symbols or full names.
Lowest reactivity : . Then: . Highest reactivity:
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One of the metallic lattices below is sodium metal and the other is magnesium. Which is which?
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Question 7 of 7
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The blue atoms in the previous question are:
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