To Explain: The solid nonmetals are different from the solid metals.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
In the periodic table, there are 10 non-metals which are solids.Some of these are-Boron, Carbon, Silicon, Phosphorus, Arsenic, Sulphur, Iodine.
Metals are highly malleable as their shape changes easily. They
Conclusion:
The solid nonmetals are different from the solid metal. non-metals have lower melting point while metals have higher melting point. Metals conduct the heat and electricity to large extent while non-metals do not conduct the heat and electricity. The solid non-metals easily undergo sublimation and have low melting point.
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