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Fluorine is more reactive than Chlorine because it has a higher electro negativity and chlorine has more electrons which causes it to repel reacting electrons with greater force.
Elements are more reactive as you go down the periodic table because ionization energy decreases down a group which means they can lose electrons more easily, making them more reactive.
The modern periodic table is arranged by atomic number rather than atomic mass, and many discoveries of new elements have been made that make a more complete table.
The vertical columns and horizontal rows in Mendeleev’s table are called groups and periods respectively. There are seven periods and eight groups. Elements with the same properties are in the same group and all elements were ordered by atomic mass.
Three drawbacks of Mendeleev’s table are: it’s arranged by atomic mass rather than atomic number. Isotopes violate Mendeleev’s periodic law. Mendeleev could not figure out where to place hydrogen.
Modern periodic table is arranged by atomic number, it has 7 periods and 18 groups, and is divided into 4 blocks (s-, p-, d-, and f-)
Elements are more reactive as you go down the periodic table because ionization energy decreases down a group which means they can lose electrons more easily, making them more reactive.
The modern periodic table is arranged by atomic number rather than atomic mass, and many discoveries of new elements have been made that make a more complete table.
The vertical columns and horizontal rows in Mendeleev’s table are called groups and periods respectively. There are seven periods and eight groups. Elements with the same properties are in the same group and all elements were ordered by atomic mass.
Three drawbacks of Mendeleev’s table are: it’s arranged by atomic mass rather than atomic number. Isotopes violate Mendeleev’s periodic law. Mendeleev could not figure out where to place hydrogen.
Modern periodic table is arranged by atomic number, it has 7 periods and 18 groups, and is divided into 4 blocks (s-, p-, d-, and f-)