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Sphinxa [80]
3 years ago
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1. metal moderate ability to conduct heat and electricity; solid at room temperature; reacts with other elements 2. nonmetal gas

eous; will not react with other elements 3. metalloid malleable; polishes to a luster; conducts heat and electricity well; reacts with other elements 4. noble gas nonmagnetic; does not conduct heat or electricity well; does react with other elements
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vladimir1956 [14]3 years ago
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The question is not given. You just placed some statements. Apparently, here you have some definitions to pair with the type of elements. So, I will separate the statements as per my best understanding. If the question requires anything else tell me to give you more details.

<span>1. Metalloid

Metalloid is an element that has properties in between metals and non metals, this is metalloids have some properties of both.

Then you can pair it with --->  moderate ability to conduct heat and electricity

2. noble gas

The elements that are knwon by not reacting with other elements are noble gases.

Then, pair this with ---> will not react with other elements.

3. metal:

Metals are malleable, polishes to a luster and are good conductors of heat and electricity.

Then pair metal with ---> malleable, polishes to a luster; conducts heat and electricity well

4) non metal gaseous: non metal are poor conductors

So, pair this with ---> does not conduct heat or electricity well

Given that the question is no
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