What are the metals in the Periodic Table of Elements?
Most of the periodic table is metals! You've got alkali metals like lithium, alkaline earth metals like calcium, transition metals like iron, post-transition metals like aluminum, lanthanides, and actinides. Party central for shiny, conductive things!
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Metals rule the periodic table! Just check out Groups 1-12 and the lower part of Groups 13-16. From sodium to gold, there's a lot to explore!
Trust me, as a chem student, metals are the life of the periodic table: from sodium to uranium, they make up around 75% of the elements. Shiny, malleable, and conductors of electricity, what's not to love?
Basically, anything on the left side and center of the periodic table is a metal. The non-metals are just chilling on the right side.
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