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METALS, NONMETALS, and METALLOIDS. WHAT DOES THE ZIG ZAG LINE DO?. The Zig Zag line…. ….separates the metals and the nonmetals. …. is where you find the metalloids. WHAT ELEMENTS MAKE UP THE MAJORITY OF THE PERIODIC TABLE?. METALS. WHERE ARE THE METALS LOCATED?. SCAVENGER HUNT. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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METALS, NONMETALS, METALS, NONMETALS, and METALLOIDSand METALLOIDS

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WHAT DOES THE WHAT DOES THE

ZIG ZAG LINE DO?ZIG ZAG LINE DO?

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The Zig Zag line….The Zig Zag line….

…….separates the metals and the .separates the metals and the nonmetals.nonmetals.

……. is where you find the metalloids.. is where you find the metalloids.

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WHAT ELEMENTS WHAT ELEMENTS MAKE UP THE MAKE UP THE

MAJORITY OF THE MAJORITY OF THE PERIODIC TABLE?PERIODIC TABLE?

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WHERE ARE THE WHERE ARE THE METALS METALS

LOCATED?LOCATED?

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SCAVENGER HUNTSCAVENGER HUNT

Fold your paper in half (hot dog style)Fold your paper in half (hot dog style)Put letters A – M on the left sidePut letters A – M on the left sidePut letters N – Z on the right sidePut letters N – Z on the right sideSee if you can find an object made of See if you can find an object made of metal for each letter of the alphabetmetal for each letter of the alphabetObjects can be on your body, in your Objects can be on your body, in your backpack, or in the classroombackpack, or in the classroomGO!GO!

A

l

M

Z

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WHAT ARE SOME WHAT ARE SOME PROPERTIES OF PROPERTIES OF

METALS?METALS?

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Properties of MetalsProperties of Metals

Shiny and silveryShiny and silvery

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Properties of MetalsProperties of Metals

Shiny and silveryShiny and silvery

Hard, Malleable, DuctileHard, Malleable, Ductile

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HARD

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MALLEABLEMALLEABLE

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DUCTILEDUCTILE

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Properties of MetalsProperties of Metals

Shiny and silveryShiny and silvery

Hard, Malleable, DuctileHard, Malleable, Ductile

High Melting PointsHigh Melting Points

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HIGHEST

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1200 Degrees to melt Silver!

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Properties of MetalsProperties of Metals

Shiny and silveryShiny and silvery

Hard, Malleable, DuctileHard, Malleable, Ductile

High Melting PointsHigh Melting Points

Good thermal conductorsGood thermal conductors

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Properties of MetalsProperties of Metals

Shiny and silveryShiny and silvery

Hard, Malleable, DuctileHard, Malleable, Ductile

High Melting PointsHigh Melting Points

Good thermal conductorsGood thermal conductors

Good electrical conductorsGood electrical conductors

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WHERE ARE THE WHERE ARE THE NON-METALS NON-METALS

LOCATEDLOCATED??

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INERT GASES INCLUDED

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WHAT ARE SOME WHAT ARE SOME PROPERTIES OF PROPERTIES OF

THE NON-METALS? THE NON-METALS?

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Non-metals have Non-metals have properties opposite properties opposite

of the metalsof the metals

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Opposite of the metalsOpposite of the metals

Dull or transparentDull or transparent

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Opposite of the metalsOpposite of the metals

Dull or transparentDull or transparent

Fragile (not strong)Fragile (not strong)

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Not stro

ng

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Opposite of the metalsOpposite of the metals

Dull or transparentDull or transparent

Fragile (not strong)Fragile (not strong)

Low melting pointsLow melting points

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LOWEST

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Opposite of the metalsOpposite of the metals

Dull or transparentDull or transparent

Fragile (not strong)Fragile (not strong)

Low melting pointsLow melting points

Bad conductorsBad conductors

Low DensityLow Density

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POOR

CONDUCTORS

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WHERE ARE THE WHERE ARE THE METALLOIDS AND METALLOIDS AND WHAT ARE THEIR WHAT ARE THEIR

PROPERTIES?PROPERTIES?

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MetalloidsMetalloidsAre between the metals and the non-metalsAre between the metals and the non-metals

They sometimes have properties like metals and sometimes like They sometimes have properties like metals and sometimes like non-metals.non-metals.

A veces tienen propiedades de los metales y a veces como los no A veces tienen propiedades de los metales y a veces como los no metalesmetales

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Check for understandingCheck for understanding

Divide the characteristics and Divide the characteristics and examples into 3 groupsexamples into 3 groups

MetalsMetals

Non-metalsNon-metals

MetalloidsMetalloids