Unit 4.2 Materials
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4. Complete the map with the correct words.

METALS
Found in 1. or in the free state.

In the form of crystalline 2. , they:
• easily form 3.
• have delocalised 4.
• bond easily
• form stable compounds

Physical, thermal, electrical properties:
• lustre: shiny, reflective 5.
• state: solid at 6. temperature
• high melting and 7. points
• excellent 8. and thermal conductors

Chemical properties:
• 9. : different among different metals
• alloys: enhanced 10.

Mechanical properties:
• malleability: hammered or rolled into 11.
• ductility: stretched into 12.
• 13. : resistance to tension and compression
5.1 Answer the question: what are ores? aperta
5.2 Answer the question: how are atoms arranged in a metal structure? aperta
5.3 Answer the question: what are some features of all metals? aperta
5.4 Answer the question: what does lustre refer to? aperta
5.5 Answer the question: why are metals good electrical and thermal conductors? aperta
5.6 Answer the question: what is the difference between alkali and noble metals? aperta
5.7 Answer the question: why are metals malleable? aperta
5.8 Answer the question: what does metals strength refer to? aperta
6.1 Watch the video, then answer the question, choosing the correct option: which of the following statements is not true?
6.2 After watching the video in the previous exercise, answer the question choosing the correct option: what happens with lithium?
6.3 After watching the video in Exercise 6.1, answer the question choosing the correct option: under which substance is sodium kept to prevent reaction with air?
6.4 After watching the video in Exercise 6.1, answer the question choosing the correct option: why is it hard to see the metallic lustre when you slice potassium?
6.5 After watching the video in Exercise 6.1, answer the question choosing the correct option: which of the following statements is true?
6.6 After watching the video in Exercise 6.1, answer the question choosing the correct option: what does the reaction between potassium and water produce?