How Henry Moseley rearranged the periodic table?

Answer 1

Henry Moseley did a series of experiments looking at the x-ray spectra of various elements. He found that the frequencies of equivalent bands made a very simple progression that more or less corresponded to atomic weight order. The exceptions were exactly the same as the ones where Mendeleev's scheme was having difficulties. He thus arrived at a definition of atomic number, and proposed a revised periodic law where the ordering of elements was according to atomic number rather than atomic weight.

Answer 2

He organized it by the elements atomic number.

Answer 3

Mosley arranged the Periodic Table according to the atomic numbers of the elements. This creates families according to chemical properties that are similar.

Answer 4

Moseley arranged elements in order of increasing atomic number. The elements are periodic function of their atomic number. The elements with similar properties are grouped together.

Answer 5

Mosley arranged the periodic table with respect to the atomic number.

Answer 6

Moseley took into account the establishment of rational atomic numbers from X-ray wavelengths.

Answer 7

With the atomic number

Answer 8

According to increasing atomic number.

Answer 9

by the number of protons