Category: Metals

Metals are electrically conductive elements to the left and below a dividing line from boron to astatine. They also have high thermal conductivity, ductility (deformability) and metallic gloss (mirror gloss).

13Al

Aluminumsilvery gray metallic

31Ga

Galliumsilvery blue

49In

Indiumsilvery lustrous gray

50Sn

Tinsilvery-white (beta); gray (alpha)

81Tl

Thalliumsilvery white

82Pb

Leadmetallic gray

83Bi

Bismuthlustrous brownish silver

84Po

Poloniumsilvery

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