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First we'll look at the metals: 74 elementsaluminum antimony chromiumcadmiumcopperhafnium gold mercury zinc zirconiumappearance:most metals are grayish-white shiny solidsexceptions: gold is bright yellow, copper is orange-red colormercury is the only liquidcharacteristics:shiny, conduct heat and electricity,dent or bend when hammered,opaque even when very thin
What about the nonmetals? 17 elementsoxygenhydrogenfluorinechlorinebrominephosphorusgases: 11 elementscarbonsulfurhydrogen, helium, nitrogen, oxygen, neon, argon, krypton, radon,xenon are colorless; fluorine is yellow, chlorine is yellow-greenliquids: 1 elementbrominecrystalline solids: 5 elementsiodinephosphorus, sulfur, carbon, iodine, seleniumselenium
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