The Periodic Table Quiz

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The Periodic Table Quiz

A Modern Periodic Table

1. When was the periodic table invented? 1859 1869 1954	2. Who invented the periodic table? Dmitry Mendeleev Dmitry Mendeleev and Lothar Meyer Albert Einstein
3. The periodic table is: not so important important very important	4. Which is the first element in the periodic table? Helium Gold Hydrogen
5. Aurum is: the Greek name of gold the Hebrew name of gold the Latin name of gold	6. The rows of the periodic table are called: rows periods lines
7. The columns of the periodic table are called: groups periodicals elements	8. Mg is the symbol for: milligram megahertz magnesium
9. All of the elements in a period have the same: atomic weight number of atomic shells color	10. All of the elements in a group have the same number of: neutrons molecules electrons in their outer shell
11. The periodic table is called this way because: it describes the periodic motion of celestial bodies. it describes the periodic arrangement of chemical elements. it describes the signs of the zodiac in a new way.	12. Pu is the symbol for: plutonium Pluto pollution.
13. What is the atomic number? the number of electrons in an atom. the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom the number of shells belonging to an atom	14. Where, in the periodic table, are located the noble gases? in the far left column of the periodic table in the far right column of the periodic table in the middle of the periodic table
15. Which has a greater atomic number, uranium or plutonium? uranium plutonium both have the same atomic number	16. "C" is the symbol for: Carbon the C programming language the speed of light

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