AntimonyGold201Carbon (charcoal)IodineBOLOElementArsenicIGRICEAtomicNotationSubatomic Metal, Non-metal,Particlesor Semi-metal#p 51¹32Sb #e 51122cSELE73 As#n 71#p197¹9Au #e#n#p#e#n 7#p#e#n 75一#p#e#nDuparcSemi-metal-Phase @ 1 atm& 25°CsolidObservationsSilvery, shiny, scaly solid a. Subatomic particles5VIOBIC BOLEb. ElectronsC. Protons OLd. NeutronsIgee. Core electronsf. Valence electronsExsubisThe Lab: Fill out the following table of specific isotopes of elements.. In the first column is a picture and name of an element.. In the second column, write the atomic notation for the element.. In the third column, write the number of protons (p), electrons (e), and neutrons (n). In the fourth column, label if the element is a metal, non-metal, or semi-metal.• In the fifth column, label the phase of the element at 1 atm and 25°C.. In the sixth column, record observations of the element based on the picture in column one.De pe toate as the oue Les exubic o cac (bra)NETTOCOMLOUR, Coubrets spices docajou BELOKE Aon vitsubi que jap6

Specific isotopes : Isotopes are atoms of the same elements with a different number of neutrons. The…

Antimony Gold Carbon (charcoal) Iodine BOLD Element Arsenic 1601691 Atomic Notation Subatomic Particles 12Sb #e 51 51 #n 71 SOLE 33 As #p 51 #p 19Au #e #n OUTIC #p #e #n 7 #p #e #n 75 一 #p #e #n 20proc Metal, Non-metal, or Semi-metal Semi-metal - Phase @ 1 atm & 25°C solid 66 Observations Silvery, shiny, scaly solid

Antimony Gold Carbon (charcoal) Iodine BOLD Element Arsenic 1601691 Atomic Notation Subatomic Particles 12Sb #e 51 51 #n 71 SOLE 33 As #p 51 #p 19Au #e #n OUTIC #p #e #n 7 #p #e #n 75 一 #p #e #n 20proc Metal, Non-metal, or Semi-metal Semi-metal - Phase @ 1 atm & 25°C solid 66 Observations Silvery, shiny, scaly solid

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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