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Mixed Groups 19

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Total cards: 22•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Mixed groups contain

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Metals , nonmetallic and metalloids

#2
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Metaloids

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They are semiconductors they conduct electricity better than non metals but not as well as metal

#3
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Boron group

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Group 13

#4
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Carbon group

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Group 14

#5
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Nitrogen group

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Group 15

#6
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Oxygen group

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Group 16

#7
Front (Question)

Alkali metals

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Group 1

#8
Front (Question)

Alkaline earth metals

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Group 2

#9
Front (Question)

Transition elements

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Group 3-12

#10
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Actinide Atomic# 89-103

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There radioactive most are synthetic

#11
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Nonmetals Ex. Opposite of metals

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At room temp they are gases or brittle solid

#12
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Halogens

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Group 17

#13
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Noble gases

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Group 18

#14
Front (Question)

These are group 18 they are stable on their own

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Group 18

#15
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When gain an electron from another element form a salt

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Halogens

#16
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Alkali metals

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Found In nature in their natural form

#17
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Allotropes

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Different forms of the same element bass on molecular structure

#18
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Group 16 contains 2 elements of metalloids

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Oxygen group

#19
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Blank wee the all the elements the stair step like except for aluminum

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Metalloids

#20
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TransurAnium elements

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Synthetic disintegrate quickly

#21
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Metals are known for

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Good conductors Malleable Ductile Shine Solids at room temp except mercury

#22
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Elements that are stable in their own

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Noble gases