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Unit 2 2024-25

6.6C, E Elements on the periodic table, formation of a new substance

TermDefinition
CONDUCTILITY ABILITY OF A SUBSTANCE TO TRANSFER HEAT OR ELECTRICAL ENERGY
DUCTILITY CAN BE MADE INTO THIN WIRES
ELEMENT A PURE SUBSTANCE COMPOSED OF THE SAME TYPE OF ATOM THROUGHOUT; CANNOT BE BROKEN DOWN BY SIMPLER MEANS
LUSTER GENTLE SHINING LIGHT THAT IS REFLECTED FROM A SURFACE
MALLEABILITY A PHYSICAL PROPERTY OF AN OBJECT ALLOWING IT TO BE RESHAPED WITH BENDING OR CRACKING
METALLOIDS ELEMENTS WHOSE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ARE INTERMEDIATE BETWEEN METALS AND NONMETALS
METALS ELEMENTS THAT ARE MOSTLY SOLID AT ROOM TEMPERATURE, HAVE LUSTER, AND ARE GOOD CONDUCTORS OF HEAT AND ELECTRICITY
NONMETALS ELEMENTS THAT ARE MOSTLY LIQUIDS AND GASES AT ROOM TEMPERATURE AND BAD CONDUCTORS OF HEAT AND ELECTRICITY
PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS AN ORGANIZED TABLE OF ALL THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS IN ORDER OF INCREASING ATOMIC NUMBER
PHYSICAL PROPERTY A FEATURE OF MATTER THAT CAN BE OBSERVED OR MEASURED TO DESCRIBE AND DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN SAMPLES OF MATTER
PRECIPITATE A SOLID FORMED DUE TO A CHEMICAL REACTION OF LIQUIDS
RARE EARTH MATERIALS 17 METALLIC ELEMENTS; LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PERIODIC TABLE (ATOMIC NUMBERS: 21,39, AND 57-71
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