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4].Explain the position of isotopes of elements in Mendeleev's periodic table and modern periodic table .​

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Answered by devindersaroha43
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Explanation:

Based on periodic law an isotope is an element which must have a separate place in the periodic table. However there are no places for isotopes in the Mendeleev periodic table. Since isotopes have the same atomic number they haven't been given any specific position in the modern periodic table.

Answered by LaksanyaM
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Isotopes have the same atomic number, similar chemical properties but different atomic masses.

Based on the periodic law, an isotope is an element, which must have a separate place in the periodic table.

However, there are no places for isotopes in his periodic table.

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