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Facts about metals, nonmetals, and metalloids
By: Daniel Soto
Facts about Metal
Metals
Metal is something that is malleable or nonmalleable. Metal could be a conductor or an insulator. Metal can be brittle or nonbrittle. It can sometimes have color and sometimes not.
Facts about iron
iron
Iron is a metal that is a conductor and not a insulator. Iron is not brittle but it is malleable when heated. Iron is used for many things like nails, and tools. Iron is a chemical element, and its chemical symbol is Fe.
Facts about gold
gold
Gold is a metal that is a conductor and not a insulator. Gold isn't brittle but it is malleable when its heated. Gold is used for many things like gold bars, teeth, and belts. Gold is a chemical element, and its chemical symbol is Au.
Facts about Silver
silver
Silver a metal that is a conductor and not a insulator. Silver is not brittle but is malleable when its heated. Silver is used for many thing like Silver teeth, belts, and tabels or shandliers. Silver is a chemical element, and its chemical symbol is Ag.
Facts
Nonmetals
Nonmetals
There are tons of nonmetals one of them is Oxygen. Oxygen is something you need to breath, human beings wouldn't be alive right now without oxygen. Oxygen is a chemical element, and its chemical symbol is O. Oxygen is a colorless, tastless, and nonmetalic.
Facts about Helium
Helium
Helium is a chemical element that is from the periodic table. Helium is mainly used to inflate something like baloons, hot air baloons, and for tons of other things. Heliums chemical symbol is He. Helium is colorless, tastless, and oderless.
Facts
Matalloids
Metalloids
There are a lot of metalloids one of them is called silicon. Silicon is a chemical element that is hard, brittle, and and has a blue-gray metalic luster. Silicons chemical symbol is Si.
Facts about Boron
Boron
Boron is a chemical element from the periodic table. When boron is in its crystalline form it is a brittle, dark, lustrous metalloid. In its amorphous form it is a brown powder. Borons chemical symbol is B.