Let Your Inner Chemist Shine Through With Our Quiz All About the Periodic Table

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The periodic table was first described by Dmitri Mendeleev in 1871 and has since become an important tool for scientists. It has moved from being a theoretical framework to the basis of chemistry and chemical engineering. It also serves as a basis for many other unquantified concepts such as magnetism or conductivity.

Mendeleev drew up the table after rediscovering the correct arrangement of metals and non-metals in 1869-70. He arranged them in the order of weight in such a way that their organizational principles have been taught in schools ever since.

How much do you know about the elements of the periodic table? Can you name them by picture or atomic number? Take our quiz to find out!


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Periodic Table Quiz Questions

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I can't believe I passed it being 67 years old

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