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Metallic character refers to the level of reactivity of a metal. Metallic tendency increases going down a group. Non-metallic tendency increases going from left to right across the periodic table.

All of the elements in our group have a metallic character because they are located on the bottom left of the table.

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everyone's element is classified as transition metal

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Our group is all transition metals, meaning they all have the same properties. Higher melting points, higher densities, greater strength, greater hardness, are all physical properties of our group.

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For our group each element has 7 shells , with different valance electrons for each one. (Hannah Moore - Valence Electrons) covers that

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Elements appear in their natural phase at room temperature as gas, liquid, or solid. The elements that my group was assigned has the same phase at room temperature. The phase includes:

Rutherfordium - Solid
Dubnium - Solid
Seaborgium - Solid
Bohrium - Solid
Hassium - Solid

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For my group, the Valence electrons are all the same. Valence electrons are an electron of an atom, located in the outermost shell of the atom. The valence electrons include:

Rutherfordium - 2 VE
Dubnium - 2 VE
Seaborgium - 2 VE
Bohrium - 2 VE
Hassium - 2 VE

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All of the elements in our group are highly reactive. Some are even used in atomic bombs,

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the atomic radius's for my group is the same for each element- 200 pm
atomic radius is the size of the atom.

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Each element in this group is a transition metal which are super heavy metals. All these metals are very reactive.

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All of the elements in our group has 2 valence electrons. The Lewis structure model is meant to show these valence electrons.

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A radioactive metal that does not occur naturally. Only a few atoms have ever been made.

currently, it is only used in research.

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Bohrium has no current uses. It was merely discovered in mankind’s never-ending quest to learn more.

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For our transition metals, the ionic charges are all different. This is because they are all transition metals, and they go from right to left instead of up and down.
The ionic charges include:
rutherfordium- +4
dubnium- +5
seaborgium- +6
bohrium- +7
hassium- +8
The elements´ ionic charge represents the number of electrons they are going to lose when they form an ion.

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Dubnium is a synthetic radioactive metal. It is highly radioactive metal.

It is currently only used during research.

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https://sites.google.com/view/hannah-dubnium/home

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Hassium has no known uses. Only a few atoms have been created.

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https://sites.google.com/ware.k12.ga.us/jayden-boggs/home

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https://sites.google.com/ware.k12.ga.us/jesus-oropeza/home

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Rutherfordium is a synthetic metal. it is very reactive, and has been and is still currently used in atomic bombs and explosions.

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https://sites.google.com/ware.k12.ga.us/amiyah-rutherfordium/home