asp 1-C THE PERIODIC TABLE
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| Actinides | Elements 89-102 on the periodic table
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| Alkali metals | Elements in the first column of the periodic table
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| Alkaline earth metals | Elements in the second column of the periodic table
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| Ductile | The property of metal that allows it to be drawn into wires
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| Families | Vertical columns on the periodic table
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| Graphite | A form of pure carbon
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| Groups | Vertical columns on the periodic table
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| Halogens | Elements in column 17 of the periodic table
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| Diatomic molecule | A molecule with two atoms that are both the same element; examples include Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, and all of the Halogens
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| Inner transition elements | Lanthanides and Actinides
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| Lanthanides | Elements 57-70 on the periodic table
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| Luster | The shininess of a metal
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| Malleable | Able to be hammered into thin sheets
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| Metalloids | Elements between the metals and nonmetals on the periodic table; they possess characteristics of both metals and nonmetals; also known as semimetals
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| Metals | Located on the left side of the periodic table; known for having fairly loosely valence electrons
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| Noble gases | Elements in column 18 of the periodic table; they generally do not form bonds; also referred to as inert gases
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| Nonmetals | Elements toward the right of the periodic table; they possess tightly held valence electrons
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| Periodic Table | A chart that organizes the elements according to their atomic number and groups them according to their properties; currently there are 118 identified
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| Periods | Horizontal rows on the periodic table
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| Transition metals | Elements in columns 3-12 on the periodic table
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