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Chemistry, 16.10.2020 07:01, hubs14

Five students were looking at a large poster of the periodic table. They noticed the elements were arranged in rows and columns. They also noticed the elements were arranged in order from 1–118. They had different ideas about the arrangement of the elements on the periodic table.

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