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Compare and contrast the arrangement of elements in Mendeléev's Periodic Table
and the Modern Periodic Table.​

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Answered by SarcasticL0ve
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Dissimilarities:

Mendeleev's Periodic Table:

  • Elements are arranged in an order of increasing atomic mass.
  • It contain about 63 elements.
  • Basic periodic table had total 8 vertical columns, all 1st to 7th are divided into 2 sub - groups.
  • Subgroup A and sub - group B is under one group.
  • Transition elements were left with other one group.
  • Lanthanides and actanoids weren't kept seperately.
  • It contain gaps for undiscovered elements.
  • Mendeleev's periodic table has no noble gases.

Modern Periodic Table:

  • Elements are arranged in an order of increasing atomic number.
  • Modern Periodic Table contain presently 118 elements.
  • It has total 18 vertical columns.
  • All groups are separate.
  • Transition elements are kept together at one place.
  • Lanthanides and actanoids are kept seperately.
  • Modern Periodic Table has maintain uniformity.
  • Modern Periodic Table has noble gases.

Similarities:

  • Both consisted of groups and periods.
  • Both failed to gave exact position to H and to accommodate lanthanoides and actanoids in the table.
  • Elements are arranged in vertical columns and horizontal rows.
  • Metals and non - metals are placed seperately.
  • All elements are in same group resembles each other.
  • Both have law of periodicity.
Answered by Anonymous
11

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Mendeleev's periodic table

  • Elements have been arranged in increasing order of atomic mass
  • There are only 8 verticle columns called groups.
  • Each groups is subdivided into sub group ‘a’ and ‘b’
  • The noble gases were not known at the time of Mendeleev.
  • There was no place for isotopes.

Modem periodic table

  • Elements have been arranged in increasing of atomic number
  • There are 18 verticle columns called groups.
  • Each groups are not subdivided into sub groups.
  • The noble gases have been placed at the end of table in the separte group (group 18).
  • There was no place for isotopes. This problem has been rectified as slots are determined according to atomic number.

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