properties. boiling pinnt ,sonorous ,hardness,luster,they are solid at room temp, ductillity, SOLID, state

elements

Aluminum

Atomic number: 13

Iron

Atomic number: 26

Potassium

Atomic number: 19

Sodium

Atomic number: 11

Calcium

Atomic number: 20

Lithium

Atomic number: 3

Magnesium

Atomic number: 12

Rubidium

Atomic number: 37

Zinc

Atomic number: 30

properties melting and boiling point,brittle,metallic luster,state ,density of non-metals,Nonmetals have a low density,High electro-negativity

elements

Chlorine

Atomic number: 17

Nitrogen

Atomic number: 7

Oxygen

Atomic number: 8

Carbon

Atomic number: 6

Fluorine

Atomic number: 9

Hydrogen

Atomic number: 1

Bromine

Atomic number: 35

Iodine

Atomic number: 53

Phosphorus

Atomic number: 15

proprieties solid,metallic,lustrous,easily broken,some electricity.

The Differences and Uses of Common Metalloids · 1. Boron 2. Arsenic · 3. Silicon · 4. Antimony ( · 5. Polonium

they have a large charge, readies,high melting point,

Elements That Are Transition Metals,Scandium, · Titanium, · Vanadium · Chromium · Manganese · Iron · Cobalt · Nickel · Copper · Zinc

The noble gases are colourless, odourless, tasteless, nonflammable gases. They traditionally have been labeled

Group 0 in the periodic table and there colorless
he elements are helium , neon ( argon ), krypton xenon radon , and oganesson

properties

his includes their melting points, boiling points, the intensity of their color, the radius of the corresponding halide ion, and the density of the element. and also are homo nuclear diatomic

The halogen elements are fluorine chlorine , bromine , iodine , astatine and tennessine