The Periodic table is organized according to Atomic
Number,
So the answer is 2nd OPTION
Atomic number is nothing but the number of protons/electrons in an atom.
here it is to emphasized that in a neutral atom the number of both electrons and protons are equal.
The periodic table is arranged in accordance with atomic number because the properties of elements are periodic(that means they follow certain fashion) in accordance to the number of electrons in the outer shell ( aka Valency shell)
Question 1 (1 point) How is the periodic table organized? by atomic mass by atomic number...
Question 1 (2 points) How is the modern periodic table organized? By electron configuration by increasing atomic mass by type of element by increasing atomic number
64Chapter 7 Atomic Number and Atomie Mass The Periodie Table of Elements contains th and atomie wumber of protons, e atomic m number of each element. These numbbers indicate the neutrons, and electrons in each element's basic wtructure Each aquare in the Periodic Table represents an element There are two numbers in each square 3 Alomic Number The smaller number at the top of the box is the atomic number The number at the bottom of the box is the...
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The atomic mass of magnesium on the periodic table is based on three isotopes, ^24_12Mg, ^25_12Mg, and^26_12Mg. If a fourth isotope is discovered, it would change the abundances of all the others, and it would change the molar mass listed on the periodic table. Calculate the molar mass of magnesium, based on the masses and abundances given below.[^23_12Mg mass = 22.9862, abundance 22.50%] [^24_12Mg mass = 23.9850, abundance 62.49%] [^25_12Mg mass = 24.9858, abundance 10.20%]^26_12Mg mass = 25.9826, abundance 4.810%]
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