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Should Hydrogen be a non-metal or metalloid, because it has some conditions like metals, more like non-metals, but also some like metalloids, and they change to be more like metalloids as temperature decreases.
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Should Hydrogen be a non-metal or metalloid, because it has some conditions like metals, more like non-metals, but also some like metalloids, and they change to be more like metalloids as temperature decreases.

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Yes but Hydrogen is a gas and there is no such thing as gaseous metalloids, therefore it is a non-metal
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