Physical Properties

• They are a silvery-white color
  
• Are soft, ductile, and malleable
  
• Stronger and softer then many other metals
  
• Good Conductors of heat
  
• Both high density and melting/boiling point

Chemical Properties

• Very reactive, never found uncombined in Nature
• Not as reactive as Alkali Metals
• Bonding = Lose 2 Electrons

Physical Properties

• They are a silvery-white color
  
• Soft, ductile, and malleable
• Good Conductors of heat
• Stored in oil
• Softer and stronger then many other metals

Chemical Properties

• Most reactive metals
  
• Never found uncombined in Nature
• Reacts violently with water
• Tarnishes, oxidizes quickly
• Produces Hydrogen gas/heat
• Bonding = Lose 1 Electron

Physical Properties

• Colorful compounds, vibrant colors
• Most are very hard
  
• Most are malleable and good conductors of heat/electricity
• Both high density and melting/boiling point
• Forms alloys and complex Ions
• Used often to color paint
• Magnetic

Chemical Properties

• Wide variety of compounds
  
• Bonding = Usually Pool Electrons
  

Physical Properties

• They are various (brown, grey, and blue)
  
• Usually shiny, metal looking
• Brittle and rarely ductile/malleable
• Average Conductors
• Average melting/boiling point and mostly high density

Chemical Properties

• They behave like nonmetals
  
• Properties intermediate by nature

Physical Properties

• They are various (yellow, reddish-brown, yellow-green)
  
• It is brittle
• Not ductile or malleable
• Good insulators of heat/electricity
• Low density and melting/boiling point
• Often have Allotropic Forms

Chemical Properties

• Highly volatile, easily vaporized
  
• Covalent, share electrons
• Bonding = Usually gain electrons

Physical Properties

• They come in various colors, and darken as you move down
  
• Brittle, but not ductile or malleable
• Good insulators
• Low density
• May be solid, liquid, or gas
• Generally toxic when isolated

Chemical Properties

• Never found uncombined/nature
  
• Most reactive nonmetals
  
• Forms salts with Alkalis
• Forms acids with Hydrogen
• Bonding = Usually gains 1 electron

Physical Properties

• Colorless, odorless, and tasteless
  
• Not ductile or malleable
• Very low density, and boiling/melting point
• All gases
• Have completed outer shell

Chemical Properties

• Unreactive**
  
• Rarely combined in nature
• Stable and monatomic
• Octet = 8 Valence electrons

Physical Properties

• Silvery color
  
• High luster, soft, and malleable
• Metallic and excellent conductors
• Rare, low toxicity, and magnetic
• Inner transition elements

Chemical Properties

• Reactive-like to bond to water
  
• Usually Ionic
• Forms trivalent Ions (+3)

Physical Properties

• Silvery color
  
• Typical metals, and soft
• Excellent conductors of heat/electricity
• High density and melting/boiling point

Chemical Properties

• All are radioactive and magnetic
  
• Most are synthetic
• Very short lifespan (fractions of a second long)
• Pyrophonic when divided in air
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