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 1. Use page 232  2. List the 8 metalloids  3. Find a picture of metalloids on the periodic table and make them stand out somehow.  4. Provide a background.

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2  1. Use page 232  2. List the 8 metalloids  3. Find a picture of metalloids on the periodic table and make them stand out somehow.  4. Provide a background picture of a metalloid

3 1. 2. 3. Properties of Metals Properties of Nonmetals 1. 2. 3. Properties of Metalloids 1..

4 Element NameSymbolAtomic Number

5 Click here for periodic tableperiodic table On the next 5 slides do small information reports on 5 metalloids.

6 Atomic Mass Atomic Number Picture of element from google Use periodic table for this Type 2 facts about the metalloid here…..

7 Atomic Mass Atomic Number Picture of element from google Use periodic table for this Type 2 facts about the metalloid here…..

8 Atomic Mass Atomic Number Picture of element from google Use periodic table for this Type 2 facts about the metalloid here…..

9 Atomic Mass Atomic Number Picture of element from google Use periodic table for this Type 2 facts about the metalloid here…..

10 Atomic Mass Atomic Number Picture of element from google Use periodic table for this Type 2 facts about the metalloid here…..

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