How is each element represented in the periodic table?A.Each element is represented by a one or two-letter symbol.B.Each element is listed as an abbreviation of the first letters of its name.C.Each element is in an order based on alphabetical order.D.Each element is listed in its own box based on when it was discovered.

3.      How are elements represented in the periodic table?a. By their atomic number.b. By their mass number.c. By their electron configuration.d. By their physical state at room temperature.

Summarise how the elements are organised on the periodic table. In your answer, you should:State the order in which elements are placed in the table.Define period and group.Describe how the properties of the elements, and therefore their classification as a metal, non-metal or metalloid, changes as you move from left to right across the table.

Choose the best descriptions of what the Periodic Table is.Question 1Select one or more:Provides information about the elements such as, names, symbols and atomic numbersArrangement of elements according to increasing atomic numberClassification of molecules in terms of chemical and physical propertiesArrangement of elements according to increasing mass numberClassification of elements in terms of chemical and physical propertiesArrangement of elements according to abundance on EarthList of all the elements we know on EarthQuestion 2Not yet answeredMarked out of 3Flag questionQuestion textMatch the following descriptions with elements on the Periodic Table (abbreviated as PT):MetalsAnswer 1 Question 2Non-metalsAnswer 2 Question 2Semi-metalsAnswer 3 Question 2

How is the periodic table organized? What information does it provide about elements?Your answer

The periodic table is organized into rows, known as periods, and columns, known as groups or families. Elements within the same family on the periodic table A. are alphabetically arranged. B. share a similar number of protons. C. are very different from one another. D. share similar chemical properties.