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Quiz on how the periodic table was developed

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Quiz on how the periodic table was developed

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Mendeleev predicted eka-silicon and eka-boron before their discovery.

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The first periodic table was completed in 1800.

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The order of elements is based on their physical state at room temperature.

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The modern periodic table is organized by increasing atomic number.

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Noble gases were placed in the main body of Mendeleev's first table.

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Atomic weights are the basis of the modern periodic table.

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Henry Moseley showed that atomic number, not atomic weight, best organizes the elements.

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He left gaps in his table to predict properties of undiscovered elements.

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Dmitri Mendeleev published his periodic table in 1869.

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The periodic table has remained unchanged since its invention.

 
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