Which property do metalloids share with nonmetals? Both are gases at room temperature. Both can react to form acidic compounds. Both are very poor electrical conductors. Both can be pounded into thin sheets.

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Which property do metalloids share with nonmetals?

Both are gases at room temperature.
Both can react to form acidic compounds.
Both are very poor electrical conductors.
Both can be pounded into thin sheets.

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Answer:

It's B

Both can react to form acidic compounds.

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Answer:

both can react to form acidic compounds

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