Which information is included in each square of the periodic table of element?

Answer 1

Atomic Mass

Atomic Number

Symbol

Answer 2

Typically, you will find the atomic symbol (the abbreviation of the element's name), the atomic number, and the atomic mass. Additionally, you can infer from the location of the element on the table the element's group and from that, the number of electrons in the valence shell.

Answer 3

Well, first off, the information that you've got an old (or at least incomplete) table.The one thing that will almost universally be found is the element symbol. What else is present depends on what the person making the table thought was important. Common things are the full name of the element, the average atomic mass, the atomic number, and common oxidation states. It may list isotopes, electronegativity, crystal structure, or any of a number of less frequently found information.

Answer 4

Depends on the table; some include more than others. At a minimum you can count on the symbol and almost always the name of the element. Usually the average atomic mass is included; often the atomic number is present. Somewhat less likely are things like common oxidation states, melting and boiling points, crystal structure, and naturally occurring isotope abundances.

Answer 5

name of element, chemical symbol, atomic number, atomic mass

Answer 6

It can vary depending on which Periodic Table you use. Generally, it shows the element symbol, the atomic number, and the atomic mass.

Answer 7

Each square of the periodic table contain only one chemical element.

Answer 8

Not all periodic tables are identically realized; generally information are: name of the chemical element, symbol, atomic number, atomc weight, group, period, etc.

Answer 9

element symbol and atomic number

Answer 10

Atomic mass

Symbol

Atomic #