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Which elements are metalloids? Check all that apply.borontungstenaluminumbismuthsilicontelluriumtin

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boron
B
tungsten
C
aluminum
D
bismuth
E
silicon
F
tellurium
G
tin
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What did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

A
All elements in group 13 have 3 valence electrons.
B
Losing electrons during chemical reactions causes metallic behavior in elements.
C
It is easier to lose 3 electrons than it is to gain 5, so most group 13 elements behave as metals.
D
Having fewer electron shells makes it easier to gain electrons.
E
Boron has so few electron shells that it is just as easy for it to lose electrons as it is to gain electrons, so it behaves like a metalloid.
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metals onlymetals and metalloidsmetalloids onlymetalloids and nonmetalsnonmetals only

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metals only
B
metals and metalloids
C
metalloids only
D
metalloids and nonmetals
E
nonmetals only
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metals onlymetals and metalloidsmetalloids onlymetalloids and nonmetalsnonmetals only

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metals only
B
metals and metalloids
C
metalloids only
D
metalloids and nonmetals
E
nonmetals only
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metals onlymetals and metalloidsmetalloids onlymetalloids and nonmetalsnonmetals only

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metals only
B
metals and metalloids
C
metalloids only
D
metalloids and nonmetals
E
nonmetals only
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metals onlymetals and metalloidsmetalloids onlymetalloids and nonmetalsnonmetals only

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metals only
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metals and metalloids
C
metalloids only
D
metalloids and nonmetals
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nonmetals only
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metals onlymetals and metalloidsmetalloids onlymetalloids and nonmetalsnonmetals only

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metals only
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metals and metalloids
C
metalloids only
D
metalloids and nonmetals
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nonmetals only
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brittlesemiconductingvolatileinsulating

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brittle
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semiconducting
C
volatile
D
insulating
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brominecarbonsodiumtellurium

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bromine
B
carbon
C
sodium
D
tellurium

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