What do the individual squares in the periodic table?

Answer 1

Each individual square in the Periodic Table represents one element. It gives the chemical symbol for the element. The number for the element, which is the number of protons. It gives the average atomic weight. The atomic weight is roughly the weigh of the protons and the neutrons. For example: Uranium, element number 92, has the symbol U. It has 92 protons. It comes in 3 isotopes or different forms but with the same chemical properties. It comes as U 238, U 234, and U 235. That means Uranium 238 has 92 protons and 148 neutrons. Depending on the periodic table, it may also have other information.

Answer 2

Each square in the periodic table corresponds to an element and contains important information such as the element's symbol, atomic number, and atomic weight. The layout of the periodic table helps to organize elements based on their properties and relationships with other elements.

Answer 3

it represents an element, having an atomic number and name to describe it.

Answer 4

atomic number(at top) and Atomic Mass(at bottom)