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Comparative Chart - METALS


Metals Characteristics Reactiveness Nature Exposition
Shiny Because of his reactiveness,
Very Soft they are never found as
Alkali Metals Low densities and low Very reactive uncombined elements in nature.
melting points. Found only in compounds.

Harder and denser, and


Because of his
Alkaline Earth melt at higher
Metals temperatures than the
Very reactive reactiveness, they are
never found in nature.
Alkali Metals.
Hard
Very malleable Transition metals are found everywhere
Shiny
Transition Often they have: high melting Less reactive than AM on Earth in various amounts. Most are
points and high densities. not found in a pure substance, but
Metals Has Thermal conductivity. and AEM rather in compounds buried in the
Has Electrical conductivity. Earth's crust.

Metals such as, Aluminium; are

Metals in durable but light.


Thin, is a metal used for avoiding Very reactive
Rarely found
uncombined in nature.
mixed groups corrosion in steel objects.
Lead, is poisonous.

Silvery-white metals that tarnish


when exposed to air, forming their The lanthanide series can be
Lathanides oxides.
Relatively soft metals.
Very reactive. found naturally on Earth.
High melting points and boiling points.

All are radioactive. These


Many of these elements are
elements have no stable isotopes.
Actinides Actinides are highly
Very reactive. not found in nature, but are
artificially in laboratories.
electropositive.

Note: Red is for the characteristics or facts shared among each other..

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