- In the
context of the
periodic table, a
nonmetal is a
chemical element that
mostly lacks distinctive metallic properties. They
range from
colorless gases...
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Nonmetallic material, or in
nontechnical terms a
nonmetal,
refers to
materials which are not metals.
Depending upon
context it is used in
slightly different...
- Look up
nonmetal or non-metal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Nonmetal may
refer to:
Nonmetals in the
periodic table or non-metallic elements, are...
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mining quarrying and
other industries;
Moreover "coal
mining used 66.4%,
nonmetal mining and
quarrying 13.5%,
metal mining 10.4%,
construction 7.1%, and...
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discussing metallicity, even
though many of
those elements are
called nonmetals in chemistry. In 1802,
William Hyde
Wollaston noted the
appearance of...
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properties in between, or that are a
mixture of,
those of
metals and
nonmetals. The word
metalloid comes from the
Latin metallum ("metal") and the Gr****...
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ionization energy of
nonmetals,
which is why, in general,
metals will lose
electrons to form
positively charged ions and
nonmetals will gain electrons...
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remaining nonmetals are
divided into
nonmetals, halogens, and
noble gases, with the
unnamed class being distinguished by
including nonmetals with relatively...
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chemical elements can be
broadly divided into metals, metalloids, and
nonmetals according to
their shared physical and
chemical properties. All elemental...
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Allotropy or
allotropism (from
Ancient Gr**** ἄλλος (allos) 'other' and τρόπος (tropos) 'manner, form') is the
property of some
chemical elements to exist...
