The History of the Periodic Table 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? ChemistryThe Periodic TableGCSEAQA Created by: EllieCreated on: 01-04-13 19:23 Who arranged the elements according to atomic mass? John Newlands 1 of 11 Newlands after arranging the elements in mass, that every eighth element possessed similar qualities, this was called? law of octaves 2 of 11 The pattern of the law of octaves only worked up until which element? Calcium 3 of 11 Newlands was --------- by other scientists for his ideas? Ridiculed 4 of 11 Who arranged the elements according to atomic mass but in a periodic way? Mendeleev 5 of 11 Mendeleev's idea meant elements fell into the same ------- in his table Columns 6 of 11 What was Mendeleev's big breakthrough? blank spaces 7 of 11 Mendeleev's ideas were more widely accepted later on when new elements were discovered and ------ into the blank spaces in his table fitted 8 of 11 In the modern periodic table, elements are arranged according to their? Proton number 9 of 11 Arranging by proton number was more successful as it solved problems in Mendeleev's table with Argon and Potassium being in the same? Group 10 of 11 In the modern periodic table we can find the group number of an element by looking at its what? Electronic Structure 11 of 11
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