7&8 both please 7.1. Physical property2. Chemicalproperty3. Element4. Compound5. Mixtureshapeby chemical means6. Gas7. Solidsubstances8. Proton8.compounds9. Neutron10. Mass numbercharge11. Isotope12. AnionMatch the following terms:SrSca. molecules do not touchb. state of matterC. two or more elementsSie.f.i.d. cannot be broken downShas fixed volume and fixedprotons neutronsg. ability to form newh. two or moreneutrons varyj.Explain how to determine if elements on theperiodic table are metals, semi-metals (metaloid), ornon-metals. Determine if each of the following is ametal, semi-metal, or non-metal.k.1.has a positivehas negative chargehas no charge

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7. 1. Physical property 2. Chemical property 3. Element 4. Compound 5. Mixture shape by chemical means 6. Gas 7. Solid Match the following terms: substances 8. Proton 8. compounds 9. Neutron 10. Mass number charge 11. Isotope 12. Anion e. C. two or more elements f. a. i. molecules do not touch b. state of matter d. cannot be broken down has fixed volume and fixed protons + neutrons g. ability to form new h. two or more neutrons vary j. has a positive k. has negative charge 1. has no charge Explain how to determine if elements on the periodic table are metals, semi-metals (metaloid), or

7. 1. Physical property 2. Chemical property 3. Element 4. Compound 5. Mixture shape by chemical means 6. Gas 7. Solid Match the following terms: substances 8. Proton 8. compounds 9. Neutron 10. Mass number charge 11. Isotope 12. Anion e. C. two or more elements f. a. i. molecules do not touch b. state of matter d. cannot be broken down has fixed volume and fixed protons + neutrons g. ability to form new h. two or more neutrons vary j. has a positive k. has negative charge 1. has no charge Explain how to determine if elements on the periodic table are metals, semi-metals (metaloid), or

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781305079243

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 69CP: You have two distinct gaseous compounds made from element X and element Y. The mass percents are as...

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