Determine whether the following elements are more likely to be a metal or nonmetal
a)a shiny s...
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Determine whether the following elements are more likely to be a metal or nonmetal
a)a shiny substance used to make flexible bed springs
b)yellow powder from underground mines
c)a gas that does not react
d)a conducting material used within flexible wires determine whether the following elements are more likely to be a metal or nonmetal
a)a shiny substance used to make flexible bed springs
b)yellow powder from underground mines
c)a gas that does not react
d)a conducting material used within flexible wires
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