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transition elements

elements in the center columns, labeled with the letter B

family

column of the periodic table

period

row of the periodic table

alkali metals

column one of the periodic table

alkali-earth metals

column 2 of the periodic table

malleable

able to be hammered into shape

ductile

able to be drawn into a wire

reactive

easily combines chemically with other elements

metalloid/semiconductor

elements on the periodic table between the metals and non metals

halogens

top 4 elements in column VIIA on the periodic table

noble metals

do not react easily with other metals

poor metals

those to the right of the transition metals, between transition metals and metalloids

reactivity series

list of metals from most to least reactive

noble gases

elements on column VIIIA, non reactive elements

inert

non-reactive

reduction

removal of oxygen from a molecule

hydrogenation

addition of hydrogen atoms to a molecule

dehydrogenation

removal of hydrogen atoms from a molecule

hydrogen fuel cell

technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity

carbon cycle

recycling of carbon for reuse by plants and animals

allotrope

different forms of molecules made from the same elements

buckminsterfullerene/buckyball

carbon atom in the shape of a soccer ball

oxidation

adding of oxygen to a molecule

nanotechnology

the study and use of carbon nanotubes

carbon nanotube

extremely tiny thread-like tube created from matrix of carbon atoms