Classification of elements - The periodic table

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Science Solutions from Chapter -1 - Classification of elements - The periodic table

This chapter includes the definition of an element given by Robert Boyle. It further describes some reasons for the need for the arrangement of elements. Moreover, it discusses some limitations of the earlier classification of metals and non-metals.

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This topic includes the definition of an element given by Robert Boyle. It further describes some reasons for the need for the arrangement of elements. Moreover, it discusses some limitations of the earlier classification of metals and non-metals.

Science>Chemistry>Classification of elements - The periodic table>Early Attempts at the Classification of Elements

In this topic, we will learn about the early attempts of classification of elements. It also briefs on the Dobereiner's triads and Newlands law of octaves in detail.

This topic describes the history of Mendeleev and his achievements. It also describes the Mendeleev's periodic table and the limitations of Mendeleev's classification in detail.

In this topic, we shall study the modern periodic table in detail along with the position of elements in modern periodic table. We will also study about valencies and atomic size in detail.

Science>Chemistry>Classification of elements - The periodic table>Periodic properties of the elements in the modern table

Through this topic, we will learn how to analyse the properties of elements in groups and periods. It demonstrates the valency and atomic radius of an element. Ionization energy is also illustrated here with the aid of activities.