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6 Inorganic chemistry:introduction The key to all inorganic chemistry is the periodic table. Its patterns help you to learn the facts and to explain them
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Inorganicchemistry:introductionWordsWordsand Expressionsillustrate: explain or clarify by examples, diagrams,picturesPeriodic table:group, period, transition metals9
9 Inorganic chemistry:introduction Words illustrate: explain or clarify by examples, diagrams, pictures Periodic table: group, period, transition metals Words and Expressions
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10 Periodic patterns Metals physical conduct ductile/malleable chemical basic oxides reducing agents form cations Non- metals physical insulate brittle chemical acidic oxides oxidizing agents form anions PATTERN 1. METAL/NON-METAL TRENDS Periodic patterns