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    This document appears to be from a chemistry experiment where a student recorded their observations of various elements and compounds. For the elements section, the student listed the name, symbol, physical characteristics, physical state, and whether each element is a metal, non-metal, or metalloid. For the compounds section, the student recorded the name, formula, physical characteristics, and physical state of various compounds as well as the elements that make up each compound. The document concludes with two questions about silicon, carbon, and allotropes.

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    This document appears to be from a chemistry experiment where a student recorded their observations of various elements and compounds. For the elements section, the student listed the name, symbol, physical characteristics, physical state, and whether each element is a metal, non-metal, or metalloid. For the compounds section, the student recorded the name, formula, physical characteristics, and physical state of various compounds as well as the elements that make up each compound. The document concludes with two questions about silicon, carbon, and allotropes.

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    Name: ________________________________

    Date: _____________________
    Section: _____________________

    Experiment 3
    Elements and Compounds

    Elements: Record your observations.

    Name of Chemical Physical Physical Metal, Non-Metal, or


    Element Symbol Characteristics State Metalloid

    Carbon

    Oxygen

    Sodium

    Zinc

    Sulfur

    Lead

    Chlorine

    Bromine

    Nickel

    Iron

    Mercury

    Silicon
    Compounds: Record your observations.

    Physical Names of Elements


    Name of Compound Formula Physical State
    Characteristics in Compound

    Sodium chloride

    Lead(II) sulfide

    Nickel(II) chloride

    Nitrogen dioxide

    Carbon
    tetrachloride

    Sodium thiosulfate

    Iron(II) chloride

    Iron(III) chloride

    Zinc sulfide

    Octane

    Cobalt(II) chloride

    Manganese(II)
    chloride
    Questions

    1) Silicon, Silicone, and Silica are all unique substances despite similar sounding
    names. Describe their commonalities and differences in terms of chemical
    makeup, physical characteristics, where/how they are found/produced, and
    uses in industry or medicine.

    2) What is an allotrope? Name three common allotropes of carbon.

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