Introduction to the periodic table: quiz. The periodic table displays all known elements, their atomic number and chemical properties. The periodic table is divided into eight groups, each representing common properties elements has. How many periodic tables are there? By taking this exciting quiz, you will get to test out just how much you know about the table and how to interpret the information it has to offer. All the best!
Mendeleev arranged the elements in a tabular form according to increasing atomic weight
Maximum number of groups in Bohr's periodic table is 18
One of the defects in mendeleev's periodic table is position of lanthanides
Elements with similar chemical properties occur only within the same period
Moseley
Meyer
Newland
Dobereiner
Atomic Weight
Atomic Number
Atomic Radius
Atomic Volume
Law of octaves
Law of hexaves
Law of biquads
Law of triads
Elements with atomic number 17 & 38
Elements with atomic number 20 & 30
Elements with atomic number 7 & 21
Elements with atomic number 17 & 53
Increasing order of their atomic weights
Decreasing order of their atomic weights
Increasing order of their atomic numbers
Decreasing order of their atomic numbers
Periodic variation in chemical properties periodic variations in the element lattice
Periodic variation in electronic configurations
Periodic variations in the element lattice
Periodic variation in chemical bonds
1 to 18
1 to 12
1 to 10
1 to 8
6
8
7
18
Al-Razi
Moseley
Dobereiner
Democritus
Physical properties
Chemical properties
Properties of their compounds
All of the options
Valency
Atomic mass
Atomic number
Valence electrons
Te,I
Ar,K
Co,Ni
All of the options
12
8
18
4
Melting point
Boiling point
Ionization energy of elements
Coordination number of ions
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