Chemistry, asked by jenniSweetsmilyri, 1 year ago

Why the atomic number of an element is more important to the chemists than its relative atomic mass

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Answered by sukrititom

because atomic numbers are arranged in periodic table by increasing atomic numbers which help scientists to analyse various periodic functions, thus determing the properties of various elements

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