How anomalies of mendeleèv's periodic table are removed in modern periodic table?
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as elements were arranged in the order of atomic numbers instead of atomic mass these anomalies were removed . for e.g. hydrogen was given first position
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● Drawbacks in Mendeleev's periodic table -
- Position of Hydrogen is not explained.
- Metals & non-metals mixed up.
- Isotopes of same element placed at different positions.
- No place for inert gases.
● Improvements in modern periodic table -
- Hydrogen placed above alkali metals.
- Metals & non-metals are separated.
- Isotopes of same element placed at same position.
- Inert gases are placed in separate group. i.e. gr.18.
Hope this helps you...
- Position of Hydrogen is not explained.
- Metals & non-metals mixed up.
- Isotopes of same element placed at different positions.
- No place for inert gases.
● Improvements in modern periodic table -
- Hydrogen placed above alkali metals.
- Metals & non-metals are separated.
- Isotopes of same element placed at same position.
- Inert gases are placed in separate group. i.e. gr.18.
Hope this helps you...
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● Drawbacks in Mendeleev's periodic table -
- Position of Hydrogen is not explained.
- Metals & non-metals mixed up.
- Isotopes of same element placed at different positions.
- No place for inert gases.
● Improvements in modern periodic table -
- Hydrogen placed above alkali metals.
- Metals & non-metals are separated.
- Isotopes of same element placed at same position.
- Inert gases are placed in separate group. i.e. gr.18.
Hope this helps you...
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