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periodic table

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alkali metals   highly reactive metals, never found uncombined. Metals are soft enough to cut with a butter knife  
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alkaline earth metals   not as reactive but still never found uncombined. they serve as important minerals for our body.  
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transition metals   less reactive metals. useful for building materials, jewellery and coins. also used as oxides to make paint and pigments.  
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noble gases   unreactive gases always found on their own nature. used in neon signs, balloons, and light bulbs  
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metalloids   elements on both the zig zag line.both metals and non metals.  
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periods   rows one through seven. atomic number increases from left to right. those in the same period have the same number of energy levels  
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groups   most reactive and most inert. are families which are the coluoms from one to eighteen. same number of valence electrons. chemical properties are very similar.  
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metals   shiny luster, solid at room temperature except mercury and germanium.ductile, malleble, good conductors, high density, high melting points, reactivity  
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non metals   no luster, poor conductors, brittle, not ductile, not maleable, low density, low melting point, less reactive than metals.  
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periodic table   arranges all of the known elements in order increasing atomic number.order generally coincides with increasing atomic mass too.  
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