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    The document discusses physical properties of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. It provides a table comparing their properties and then presents an activity to identify whether descriptions refer to metals, nonmetals, or metalloids based on their physical properties. Participants are asked to determine which type of element (metal, nonmetal, or metalloid) matches each of 10 descriptions based on properties like luster, conductivity, and position in the periodic table.

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    WEEK 3. ACTIVITY 2. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF METALS, NONMETALS AND METALLOIDS

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    Week 3. Activity 2. Physical Properties of Metals, Nonmetals and Metalloids

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    A PHYSICAL PROPERTY is a characteristic of a substance that 10.

    These elements are GOOD CONDUCTORS of heat/electricity


    can be observed or measured without changing the identity of A PHYSICAL PROPERTY is a characteristic of a substance that
    the substance. can be observed or measured without changing the identity of A PHYSICAL PROPERTY is a characteristic of a substance that
    the substance. can be observed or measured without changing the identity of
    Read the comparative analysis table below: the substance.
    Read the comparative analysis table below:
    Read the comparative analysis table below:

    Now that we know the physical properties of metals, nonmetals


    and metalloids, let us try to identify the type of element being Now that we know the physical properties of metals, nonmetals
    describe in the next activity. and metalloids, let us try to identify the type of element being Now that we know the physical properties of metals, nonmetals
    describe in the next activity. and metalloids, let us try to identify the type of element being
    ACTIVITY 2. WHAT AM I? describe in the next activity.
    Direction: Tell whether the following describes a METALS, ACTIVITY 2. WHAT AM I?
    NONMETALS or METALLOIDS. Direction: Tell whether the following describes a METALS, ACTIVITY 2. WHAT AM I?
    NONMETALS or METALLOIDS. Direction: Tell whether the following describes a METALS,
    1. They are in a staircase manner in the periodic table of elements. NONMETALS or METALLOIDS.
    2. These elements are DULL 1. They are in a staircase manner in the periodic table of elements.
    3. These elements are BRITTLE 2. These elements are DULL 1. They are in a staircase manner in the periodic table of elements.
    4. These elements are SHINY 3. These elements are BRITTLE 2. These elements are DULL
    5. These elements are located in the right side of the periodic 4. These elements are SHINY 3. These elements are BRITTLE
    table. 5. These elements are located in the right side of the periodic 4. These elements are SHINY
    6. These elements can be made into THIN WIRES table. 5. These elements are located in the right side of the periodic
    7. These elements are SEMI-CONDUCTORS 6. These elements can be made into THIN WIRES table.
    8. These elements can bend without breaking. 7. These elements are SEMI-CONDUCTORS 6. These elements can be made into THIN WIRES
    9. These elements are POOR CONDUCTORS of heat/electricity. 8. These elements can bend without breaking. 7. These elements are SEMI-CONDUCTORS
    10. These elements are GOOD CONDUCTORS of heat/electricity 9. These elements are POOR CONDUCTORS of heat/electricity 8. These elements can bend without breaking.
    9. These elements are POOR CONDUCTORS of heat/electricity
    10. These elements are GOOD CONDUCTORS of heat/electricity

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