- A
metalloid is a
chemical element which has a
preponderance of
properties in between, or that are a
mixture of,
those of
metals and nonmetals. The word...
- The
chemical elements can be
broadly divided into metals,
metalloids, and
nonmetals according to
their shared physical and
chemical properties. All elemental...
-
sources that list
elements classified as
metalloids. The
sources are
listed in
chronological order.
Lists of
metalloids differ since there is no
rigorous widely...
- Sb (from
Latin stibium) and
atomic number 51. A
lustrous grey
metal or
metalloid, it is
found in
nature mainly as the
sulfide mineral stibnite (Sb2S3)...
- the
transition metals to
their left and the
chemically weak
nonmetallic metalloids to
their right have
received many
names in the literature, such as post-transition...
- an
orthorhombic space group. It is the most
important source for the
metalloid antimony. The name is
derived from the Gr**** στίβι
stibi through the Latin...
- has
media related to metallic.
Metallic may be a
reference to:
Metal Metalloid, metal-like
substance Metallic bonding, type of
chemical bonding Metallicity...
- The
origin and
usage of the term
metalloid is convoluted. Its
origin lies in attempts,
dating from antiquity, to
describe metals and to
distinguish between...
- the only one
having all
three types of elements: metals, nonmetals, and
metalloids. The p-block
elements can be
described on a group-by-group
basis as: group...
-
elements such as silicon, chlorine, and
helium are
classed as
either metalloids, halogens, or
noble gases, the
remaining unclassified nonmetallic elements...
