Chemistry GCSE
Conflict between ordering principle and chemical properties
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Strict atomic-weight ordering sometimes placed elements in groups that did not match their chemical properties, as with tellurium and iodine.
Topics that use Conflict between ordering principle and chemical properties
- Development of the periodic table (AQA GCSE)
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