bismuth is ametal as it shows all the properties of ametal. having high m.p,b.p etc
However, a simple way to tell is to check your Periodic Table as Bismuth is underneath the stair case formed by the metalloids in between the metals and non metals.
The metalloids are: Boron, Silicon, Germanium, Arsenic, Antimony and Tellrium. anything to the right of these elements are non metals while anything to the left of these are metals, including Bismuth.
Bismuth is a metal. It is a post-transition metal and is the most diamagnetic element, meaning it is a poor conductor of electricity and is typically used in cosmetics and medicines.
Sulphur is a non-metal
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Propane is a hydrocarbon and a gas. It is a non-metal.
Silicon is a metalloid.
Yes, bismuth is considered a metalloid. It has properties of both metals and non-metals, such as being brittle like a metal but also having some semiconducting characteristics like a non-metal.
It is a metalloid. It is in the p block.
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it is a metalloid because it is a metal and non-metal at the same time
Bismuth is a metal. It is a post-transition metal and is the most diamagnetic element, meaning it is a poor conductor of electricity and is typically used in cosmetics and medicines.
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What is 'pb' ? If you mean 'Pb' (Lead) then the elements in this Group are ;_ Carbon (C) (Non-metal) Silicon (Si) (metalloid) Germanium (Ge) (Metalloid) Tin (Sn) (Metal) Lead(Pb) (Metal) Flerovium(Fe) (Metal & Radio-active) To answer your question , Carbon is the only Non-metal in the same Group as Lead . NB When writing chemical symbols the first letter is ALWAYS a CAPITAL letter and the second letter is small/lower case. Hence lead is 'Pb' not 'pb'. NNB 'Pb' is the initials for Plumbum , the Latin name for 'Lead'.
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