Where on the periodic table can you find lithium?

Answer 1

You typically find ions at the two extreme ends (left and right) of the Periodic Table, except for the noble gases, which are all in the group farthest to the right of the periodic table.

Positive ions are always to the left, negative are to the right (except for, of course, the noble gases, which are neutral).

Answer 2

Group 2, Period 2, Element #4, right next to lithium, which is underneath hydrogen.

Answer 3

Lithium can be found in the first column of the periodic table, in group 1. It has the atomic number 3 and the symbol Li.

Answer 4

Periods are the horizontal rows

Answer 5

Li