Chemistry, 24.04.2020 18:57 dakotaadkins20
Malik analyzed three samples to test which element was a metalloid. The table shows his results. A 7-column table with 3 rows. The first column titled element has entries A, B, C. The second column titled lustrous has entries yes, no, yes. The third column titled brittle has entries no, yes, yes. The fourth column titled how it reacts has entries base, acid, acid or base. The fifth column titled boiling point (degrees C) has entries not observed, negative 34.04, not observed. The sixth column titled melting point (degrees C) has entries 97.72, not observed, 1413.85. The seventh column titled electrical conductivity has entries high, very low, medium. Which element (A, B, or C) is most likely a metalloid?
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