DateNameSectionТeamInstructorREPORT SHEETLABAtoms and Elements6.A. Physical Properties of ElementsElement1. Symbol 1. Atomic2. Color2. Luster 3. Metal/Metalloid/NumberNonmetalAluminumLt. grayShinymentsCarbonBlackDullСopperOrangeShinyIronGray/blackShinyMagnesiumLt. grayShinyNickelLt. grayShinyColorlessNoneNitrogenColorlessNoneОхуgenDeep redDullPhosphorusGray/blackShinySiliconLt. grayShinySilverYellowDullSulfurLt. grayShinyTinGrayShinyZinc

Element Symbol Atomic number Metal/Non-metal/Metalloid Aluminium Al 13 Metal Carbon C 6…

A. Physical Properties of Elements Element 1. Symbol 1. Atomic 2. Color 2. Luster 3. Metal/Metalloid/ Nonmetal Number Aluminum Lt. gray Shiny oments Carbon Black Dull Copper Orange Shiny Iron Gray/black Shiny Magnesium Lt. gray Shiny Nickel Lt. gray Shiny Colorless None Nitrogen Colorless None Oxygen Deep red Dull Phosphorus Gray/black Shiny Silicon Lt. gray Shiny Silver Yellow Dull Sulfur Lt. gray Shiny Tin Gray Shiny Zinc || |

A. Physical Properties of Elements Element 1. Symbol 1. Atomic 2. Color 2. Luster 3. Metal/Metalloid/ Nonmetal Number Aluminum Lt. gray Shiny oments Carbon Black Dull Copper Orange Shiny Iron Gray/black Shiny Magnesium Lt. gray Shiny Nickel Lt. gray Shiny Colorless None Nitrogen Colorless None Oxygen Deep red Dull Phosphorus Gray/black Shiny Silicon Lt. gray Shiny Silver Yellow Dull Sulfur Lt. gray Shiny Tin Gray Shiny Zinc || |

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Date
Name
Section
Тeam
Instructor
REPORT SHEET
LAB
Atoms and Elements
6.
A. Physical Properties of Elements
Element
1. Symbol 1. Atomic
2. Color
2. Luster 3. Metal/Metalloid/
Number
Nonmetal
Aluminum
Lt. gray
Shiny
ments
Carbon
Black
Dull
Сopper
Orange
Shiny
Iron
Gray/black
Shiny
Magnesium
Lt. gray
Shiny
Nickel
Lt. gray
Shiny
Colorless
None
Nitrogen
Colorless
None
Охуgen
Deep red
Dull
Phosphorus
Gray/black
Shiny
Silicon
Lt. gray
Shiny
Silver
Yellow
Dull
Sulfur
Lt. gray
Shiny
Tin
Gray
Shiny
Zinc

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