Where Are Nonmetals Located on the Periodic Table?
Upper right corner—just look for where the metals stop, and the party begins.
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Nonmetals are huddled mostly on the right side of the periodic table in groups 14-18, with hydrogen being the lone ranger at the top left.
They're on the right, except for hydrogen, a rebellious little element on the left.
As someone who teaches chemistry, it's all about that upper right side (groups 14-18), excluding hydrogen, which is oddly on the left.
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