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Elements

Alvin Leo T. Suasin


Elements
 An element is a substance that cannot be broken down
into any other substance. Every element is made up of its
own type of atom or made up of one type of atom.
Iron Code: 479qtg
Elements cannot be broken down into simpler ones by chemical
means.
Elements and Compounds
Elements
ANSWERS
1. Iron
2. Oxygen
3. Calcium
4. Neon
5. Gold
6. Mercury
7. Carbon
8. Sodium
9. Chlorine
10. aluminum
 Elements could either have physical and chemical properties. To show
distinction of elements found either free in nature or artificial, here are some
of its physical and chemical properties as pure substances.

Physical Chemical
Luster Flammability
Volume Oxidation
Color Toxicity
Mass Acidity
Shape Stability
Physical Properties of Elements

1. Luster-shiny in appearance
2. Volume- amount of space occupied by an object
3. Color-the aspect of the appearance of objects and light sources
4. Mass-the amount of material it contains
5. Shape-appearance or form of a sample matter
Luster
Color
Chemical Properties of Elements
1. Flammability-ability to be burnt easily or undergo combustion
2. Oxidation-to be rusted or being oxidized and form oxides
3. Toxicity-the relative degree of being poisonous
4. Acidity-the state of being acidic by nature
5. Stability-resistance to chemical change or to physical
disintegration
Flammability
Toxicity
 1. mercury, Hg
 2. lead, Pb
 3. arsenic, As
 4. chlorine, Cl
Stability
Lithium (Li), sodium (Na) and potassium (K) are kept in mineral oil or kerosene to
avoid exposure to air and moisture. Na, Li and K are very reactive to atmospheric
oxygen in air and water vapor in air.
Metals, Nonmetal and Semimetals
Examples
Malleability and Ducitility
Metals are conductor of electricity and nonmetals are insulators
Metals are good conductor of heat.
Exercise No. 1
Exercise No. 1
Exercise No. 1
Exercise No. 1
Exercise No. 1
Exercise No. 1
 Answers:
1. B
2. A
3. A
4. D
5. A
6. D
7. *
8. B (ice has both mass & volume, therefore it is matter
9. C
10. B

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