History of the Periodic Table (AQA GCSE Chemistry): Flashcards

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History of the Periodic Table
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Scientist who grouped elements into 'triads' in early 1800s

Johann Döbereiner

Term for Döbereiner's groups of similar elements

Triads

Chemist who created first widely recognised Periodic Table

Dmitri Mendeleev

Year Mendeleev created his Periodic Table

1869

How Mendeleev arranged elements in his table

By increasing atomic mass

What Mendeleev left in his table for undiscovered elements

Gaps

What Mendeleev predicted about undiscovered elements

Their properties

How elements are arranged in the modern Periodic Table

By increasing atomic number

Definition of atomic number

The number of protons

What the modern arrangement by atomic number resolved

Inconsistencies that existed with atomic mass ordering

What the Periodic Table helps predict

Properties of new elements and their compounds

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