Metals(Physical and Chemical)

Physical: Metalic Luster, Room Temperature, Can Conduct Electricity and Heat, Ductility, Malleability

Metalloids(Physical and Chemical)

Solid, Somewhat Conducts Electricity and Heat, Brittle, Easily Formed Anions

Nonmetals(Physical and Chemical)

No Metallic Luster, Gas, Poor Conductive of Electricity and Heat

Atomic Raduis

the radius of an atom; more energy levels, the bigger the radius becomes

First Ionization Energy

How much an energy it takes to pry or take one valence electron from neutral atoms

Reactivity of Metals

Ionization Energy: The less amount of electrons you have, the more reactive the element will be

Electronegativity

How strong it wants to pull electrons away from other atoms

Reactivity of Nonmetals

Electronegativity: These electrons want to steal electrons and creates negative anions

Ductille

When you pull a wire to stretch it out

Brittle

Able to break instead of bending easily

Horizontal Column of Periodic Table

Period

Vertical Column of Periodic Table

Groups

Malleable

Able to be shaped or bent

Dull

not bright, cloudy, not sharp