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What family would tin be classified in?
Tin is in the Carbon family. The family is named after the top element in the family, carbon.
Is in the alkali metal family?
Nitrogen is a gas, not a metal.
Is nitrogen in the alkali metal family?
Nitrogen is a gas, not a metal.
Which family does silicon belong to?
Silicon belongs to the carbon family, also known as Group 14, in the periodic table. It shares similar chemical properties with carbon, such as forming covalent bonds and being able to act as both a metal and a non-metal.
What is the molybdenum family?
Molybdenum is in the chromium family.
Carbon belongs to what family?
The carbon family is often referred to as the "Carbon Family". Boring, but true.
What family would tin be classified in?
Tin is in the Carbon family. The family is named after the top element in the family, carbon.
Is stannum a metal nonmetal or metalloid?
Stannum or tin is a metal belonging to group 14 (carbon family) on the periodic table.
Is lead a main group element transition metal or inner transition metal?
Lead is a main group element, specifically a metal, and not a transition metal or inner transition metal. It belongs to group 14 in the periodic table and is commonly classified as a post-transition metal.
What is the family name and characteristic of germanium?
Germanium belongs to Carbon family it is a semi metals and mainly used to prepare semi-conductors.
Is carbon in the non metal or metal family?
Carbon is a non-metal.
Is in the alkali metal family?
Nitrogen is a gas, not a metal.
What family does titanium belong?
The metal titanium is a transitional metal.
Is nitrogen in the alkali metal family?
Nitrogen is a gas, not a metal.
Does boron belong to the metal family?
Boron is a metalloid, cross between a metal and nonmetal. So no it is not a metal and doesn't belong to the metal family.
What is golds family name?
Gold is a noble metal and falls into the metal family on the periodic table in group 11.
Which family does silicon belong to?
Silicon belongs to the carbon family, also known as Group 14, in the periodic table. It shares similar chemical properties with carbon, such as forming covalent bonds and being able to act as both a metal and a non-metal.
