In modem periodic Table the number of columns and periods are respectively _ and _
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In the mordern periodic table the number of columns and periods are respectively
18 and 7.
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COLUMNS (GROUPS) IN MORDERN PERIODIC TABLE CONSIST ELEMENTS HAVING SAME VALENCE ELECTRONS i, . e SAME VALENCY. WHEREAS, IN THE PERIODS, ELEMENTS ARE ARRANGED IN THEIR INCREASING ATOMIC NUMBER AND THE VALENCE ELECTRONS INCREASES BY ONE ON MOVING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT.
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In modern periodic table the number of groups/columns and periods/rows are respectively 18 and 7
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