How in a everyday life do you use a periodic table?

Answer 1

Every day, you drink water. (Hydrogen, Oxygen)

You eat salt. (Sodium, Chlorine)

You breath air. (Oxygen)

You eat sugar. (Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen)

You brush your teeth. (there is baking soda in toothpaste, baking soda is made of Sodium, Hydrogen, Carbon, Oxygen)

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Answer 2

In everyday life, you might use the Periodic Table to understand the properties of elements in household products, such as cleaning supplies or medications. It can also be used to determine the chemical composition of foods or to plan nutritionally balanced meals based on the elements present in different food items.

Answer 3

The periodic table of elements is used to classify the elements by their periodic trends. Elements are arranged by both atomic number (the amount of protons in the atom) and electron arrangement (how the electrons are arranged in the atom).

The groupings of elements in the periodic table reveal various trends, present in groups such as the alkali metals and noble gases, or the lanthanides and actinides.

The periodic table can be used to find information on elements or predict the properties of as-of-yet undiscovered elements.

Answer 4

Well, we use it to classify and organize, all the hundreds of elements that are known to man. I.E: Cobalt, Uranium, Neon,....and so on.

Answer 5

by looking at the atomic number and the relative Atomic Mass

Answer 6

There are many ways in which the periodic table is useful to scientists today including showing elemental patterns. Elements on the table are grouped together by like properties.

Answer 7

Chemists use the periodic table as a reference tool.

Answer 8

by looking at them to decide what elements they have

Answer 9

newlands periodic table is followed today