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Presented by: Andrew Dupree. Semi Metals. What is a Semi Metal?. An element with intermediate properties are referred to as Metalloid, or Semi Metals. They're the same!. Metalloids and Semi Metals are the same!!!!!!!!!!. Where to find Semi Metals on the Periodic table of Elements.
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Presented by: Andrew Dupree Semi Metals
What is a Semi Metal? • An element with intermediate properties are referred to as Metalloid, or Semi Metals.
They're the same! • Metalloids and Semi Metals are the same!!!!!!!!!!
Where to find Semi Metals on the Periodic table of Elements. • In the standard layout of the periodic table, metalloids occur along the diagonal line through the p block from boron to astatine. Elements to the upper right of this line display increasing nonmetallic behavior; elements to the lower left display increasing metallic behaviour.
Characteristics of Semi Metals • Metalloids often form amphoteric oxides. • Metalloids often behave as semi- conductors.
All the Semi Metals • There are only seven Semi Metals • Those are: • Boron • Silicon
Continued • Germanium • Arsenic • Antimony • Tellurium • And Polonium
Def. Of Semi Metals • Boron- an element with the atomic number 5.Its chemical symbol is B. • Appearance: black/brown.
Def. Of Semi Metals • Silicon- most common Semi Metal. Chemical symbol is Si. Atomic number is 14. • Appearance:crystalline, reflective with blush- tinged faces
Def. Of Semi Metals • Germanium- chemical symbol is Ge. Its atomic number is 32. • Appearance- a lustrous, hard, grayish- white
Def. Of Semi Metals • Arsenic- chemical symbol of As. Its atomic number is 33. • Appearance-metallic gray
Def. Of Semi Metals • Antimony- chemical symbol of Sb. An atomic number of 51. • Appearance- silvery lustrous gray
Def. Of Semi Metals • Tellurium- chemical symbol of Te. Atomic number of 52 • Appearance- silvery lustrous gray
Def. Of Semi Metals • Polonium- chemical symbol Po. Atomic number of 84 • Appearance- silvery
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