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Question	Answer
alkali metals	Group 1 (IA) elements that each have one valence electron.
alkaline-earth metals	Group 2 (IIA) elements that each have two valence electrons.
alloys	A homogeneous mixture of metals.
ductile	Capable of being drawn into wire.
electron configuration	The number and position of electrons in the energy levels of an atom.
family	A vertical column on the periodic table; also called a group.
group	Another name for a family on the periodic table.
halogens	Reactive elements in Group 17 (VIIA) that have seven valence electrons.
luster	Capable of reflecting light.
malleable	Capable of being hammered or rolled.
metals	An element that tends to give up electrons in a chemical reaction.
metalloids	A substance that has properties of both metals and nonmetals.
noble gases	Stable elements found in Group 18 (VIIIA) that have eight valence electrons.
nonmetals	An element that tends to gain electrons in a chemical reaction; poor conductor of heat and electricity.
periods	A horizontal row in the periodic table, also called a series.
periodic law	The chemical properties of the elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers.
periodic table	A table of the elements arranged by atomic number into vertical columns called families or groups, and horizontal rows called periods.
series	Another name for a period in the periodic table.
transition elements	Strong metals in Groups 3-12 (IB through VIIIB).
transuranium elements	An element with an atomic number higher than that of uranium.
valence electrons	The electrons in the outermost energy level of an atom.