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| - elements químics que no tenen les propietats dels metalls (ca)
- chemical elements which tend to localize their valence electrons rather than forming a metallic material (en)
- יסוד כימי חסר תכונות מתכתיות (iw)
- Metalen ezaugarri fisiko-kimikoak agertzen ez dituen elementua; ez da metala ez metaloidea, eta disoluzio elektrolitiko batean, ez da gai ioi positiboak sortzeko. Besteak beste, hidrogenoa, karbonoa, nitrogenoa eta fosforoa ez-metalak dira (eu)
- elimentu chìmicu ca nun veni classificatu no comu mitaddu e no comu semimitaddu (scn)
- categoría de elementos químicos (gl)
- elemente kimike pa veti metalike (sq)
- elementos químicos opuestos a los metales (es)
- grupa pierwiastków chemicznych (pl)
- joukko alkuaineita (fi)
- kemia elemento kiu ne estas metalo (eo)
- metal özelliği göstermeyen elementler (tr)
- serie chimica della tavola periodica (it)
- skupina chemických prvků (cs)
- série chimique du tableau périodique (fr)
- unsur kimia yang sebagian besar tidak memiliki karakteristik logam (in)
- nhóm nguyên tố hóa học mà tính kim loại của những nguyên tố này không chiếm ưu thế (vi)
- elemento químico altamente eletronegativo, ganha elétrons e forma ligações covalentes predominantes (pt)
- Gruppe von chemischen Elementen, die keine metallischen Eigenschaften aufweisen (de)
- бор (mn)
- মৌলিক পদার্থের ধরণ (bn)
- 金属(元素)ではない元素 (ja)
- 금속이나 준금속이 아닌 화학 원소 (ko)
- химические элементы с типично неметаллическими свойствами (ru)
- ಅಲೋಹಗಳು ಮೂಲವಸ್ತುಗಳಲ್ಲಿ ಒಂದು ಗುಂಪಿನವು (ನಾನ್ಮೆಟಲ್ಸ್). (kn)
- வேதிச் சேர்மம் வகைப்பாடு (ta)
- Прості речовини без металічного блиску, з низькою тепло- та електропровідністю (uk)
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| - A shiny grey-black cuboid nugget with a rough surface. (en)
- A black multi-layered lozenge-shaped rock (en)
- A pale blue liquid in a clear beaker (en)
- A distinguished gentleman, seated and looking towards the view; a copy of his book "Traité élémentaire de chimie" is at his hand upon what looks to be a reading plinth (en)
- Shiny violet-black colored crystalline shards. (en)
- Yellow powdery chunks (en)
- a haphazard aggregate of brownish crystals (en)
- A small capped jar a quarter filled with a very dark liquid (en)
- A partly filled ampoule containing a colorless liquid (en)
- Several dozen small angular stone like shapes, grey with scattered silver flecks and highlights. (en)
- A clear triangular crystal with a flat face and slightly rough edges (en)
- A glass tube, is inside a larger glass tube, has some clear yellow liquid in it (en)
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| - A blackish semimetal (en)
- A brownish semiconductor (en)
- A transparent electricalinsulator (en)
- Blue color of liquid oxygen (en)
- Boron in its β-rhombohedral phase (en)
- Liquefied xenon (en)
- Liquid bromine at room temperature (en)
- Metallic appearance of carbon as graphite (en)
- Metallic appearance of iodine under white light (en)
- Pale yellow liquid fluorine in a cryogenic bath (en)
- Sulfur as yellow chunks (en)
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| - From left to right, diamond, buckminsterfullerene, and graphite (en)
- French nobleman and chemist Antoine Lavoisier , with a page of the English translation of his 1789 Traité élémentaire de chimie, listing the elemental gases oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen ; the nonmetallic substances sulfur, phosphorus, and carbon; and the chloride, fluoride and borate ions (en)
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| - Three allotropes of carbon (en)
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| - An acrylic cube specially prepared for element collectors containing an ampoule filled with liquefied xenon.JPG (en)
- Boron R105.jpg (en)
- Bromine_in_a_vial.png (en)
- C60-Fulleren-kristallin .JPG (en)
- Diamond-dimd15a.jpg (en)
- Graphite-233436.jpg (en)
- Graphite2.jpg (en)
- Iodinecrystals.JPG (en)
- Lavoisiers elements.gif (en)
- Liquid fluorine tighter crop.jpg (en)
- Liquid oxygen in a beaker 4.jpg (en)
- Portrait of A.L. Lavoisier. Wellcome M0011209.jpg (en)
- Sulfur-sample.jpg (en)
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| - While many of the early workers attempted to classify elements none of their classifications were satisfactory. They were divided into metals and nonmetals, but some were soon found to have properties of both. These were called metalloids. This only added to the confusion by making two indistinct divisions where one existed before. (en)
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| - Whiteford & Coffin 1939, Essentials of College Chemistry (en)
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| - Nonmetal (en)
- Nekovy (cs)
- No-metall (ca)
- Αμέταλλα (el)
- لا فلز (ar)
- Nemetalo (eo)
- Ez-metal (eu)
- Nichtmetalle (de)
- No metal (es)
- Non-métal (fr)
- Nonlogam (in)
- Non metallo (it)
- 非金属元素 (ja)
- 비금속 (ko)
- Niet-metaal (nl)
- Não-metal (pt)
- Niemetale (pl)
- Icke-metall (sv)
- Неметаллы (ru)
- Неметали (uk)
- 非金属元素 (zh)
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