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A visual representation of elements grouped by similar properties. |
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A number written slightly smaller below and after an elements symbol indicatingt the number of atoms in a compound. |
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The ability to be molded and drawn into wire. |
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The amount of matter in a given space. |
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Columns of elements on the period table that share similar physical and chemical properties. |
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A physical property that describes how a substance reflects light. |
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The ability of an element to transfer heat or electricity through it. |
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Found in a small diagonal section of the periodic table these elements have a unique properties of metals and nonmetals. |
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Found on the left side of the periodic table these elements have high luster are usually solid and conduct electricty |
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Found on the right side of the periodic table these elements are poor conductors of electricity and are mostly gases. |
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A set of symbols and numbers representing the number and type of elements in a compound |
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Rows of elements on the period table. |
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A number written preceding a chemical formula indicating the number of molecules. |
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