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Marissa and Nicole were wondering if Aluminum (Al), Tin (Sn), and Hydrogen (H) were great elements that could be ductile and malleable. Looking at the elements, which element has the BEST chance of being ductile and malleable? 6) Harley and Isabella are wondering if fluorine ( H2SiF6) is an atom, element, or compound? (Hint break down the letters to find what it is)

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7) Anabella, Kylee, Jeremiah, and Madyx were doing laundry. They wondered if bleach (NaOCl) was an atom, element, or compound? Bella argued that Na, O, and Cl were atoms that formed into elements to make the compound of NaOCL. Kylee and Jeremiah said that Na was a non-metal, O was a metalloid, and Cl was a metal. Madyx believed that Na had luster, O was ductile, and Cl was malleable. Who is right? Why? Explain with evidence (Use your notes, Google, Periodic table, slideshow)

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