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Position of Isotopes in the Mendeleev’S and the Modern Periodic Table.

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Answered by jozishaikh403
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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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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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