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Question
In Modern Periodic Table the number of columns and periods are respectively ______ and ______.
Options
16, 7
6, 16
18, 7
18, 6
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Solution
In Modern Periodic Table the number of columns and periods are respectively 18 and 7.
Explanation:
The modern periodic table is organised into the following:
- 18 vertical columns, known as groups.
- 7 horizontal rows, known as periods.
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