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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

NONMETALS

BY: JACOB ARIES JADEN
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ELEMENTS IN GROUP

  • Hydrogen(H)
  • Carbon(C)
  • Nitrogen(N)
  • Oxygen(O)
  • Phosphorus(P)
  • Sulfer(S)
  • Selenium(Se)

HYDROGEN

  • Symbol: (H)
  • Atomic number: 1
  • Atomic mass: 1.008
  • Boiling point: -252.87 C
  • Melting point: -259.16
  • Discovered by: Henry Cavendish

CARBON

  • Symbol: (C)
  • Atomic number: 6
  • Atomic mass: 12.0107
  • Boiling point: 4,827 C
  • Melting point: 3823 K
  • Discovered by: Egyptians
Photo by Tim Evanson

NITROGEN

  • Symbol: (N)
  • Atomic number: 7
  • Atomic mass: 14.0067
  • Boiling point: -195.8 C
  • Melting point: -210 C
  • Discovered by:

OXYGEN

  • Symbol: (O)
  • Atomic number: 8
  • Atomic mass: 15.994
  • Boiling point: -183 C
  • Melting point: 218.8 C
  • Discovered by: Carl Wilhelm Scheele
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PHOSPHORUS

  • Symbol: (P)
  • Atomic number: 15
  • Atomic mass: 30.973762
  • Boiling point: 280.5 C
  • Melting point:44.2 C
  • Discovered by: Hennig Brand
Photo by blondinrikard

SULFER

  • Symbol: (S)
  • Atomic number: 16
  • Atomic mass: 32.065
  • Boiling point: 444.7 C
  • Melting point: 115.2 C
  • Discovered by: Known since ancient times
Photo by Hypocentre

SELELNIUM

  • Symbol:
  • Atomic number: 34
  • Atomic mass: 78.96
  • Boiling point: 684.8 C
  • Melting point: 220.8 C
  • Discovered by: Jons Jacob Berzelious
Photo by rocor

*Non-metals are elements in groups 14-16 on the periodic table.
* These elements are not able to conduct heat or electricity.
*They exist in only gasses and solids.
*They have no metallic luster and do nit reflect light.
*Most non-metals are used for Fertlizers and man-made chemicals

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