Who else helped develop the first periodic table?

Answer 1

Nobody actually "helped" Mendeleev. He worked very much alone. Part of his inspiration was unrelated work that had recently been done by Borodin and others in systematizing organic chemistry. Another factor was that other chemists had set the scene by looking at patterns and relationships between element properties and atomic weights. Mendeleev would have been aware of some of Lothar Meyer's early work in this area, he was almost certainly not aware of Newlands' work, but the greatest influence of prior work was probably from the German chemist Doebereiner.

Answer 2

Dmitri Mendeleev is credited with developing the first widely-recognized Periodic Table in 1869. However, others such as Lothar Meyer also made important contributions to the development of the periodic table by independently organizing elements based on their properties.

Answer 3

many people helped him, and many people were doing the same thing as him, except he published first so he got credit, i believe he beat one chemist out by about only six months

Answer 4

yes,because he is the one who developed it DIMITRI is the one

Answer 5

Dmitri Mendeleev is the man who gets the most credit for the creation of the Periodic Table.