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28 December, 23:06

The number of

is different for each element and is known as the

number,

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  1. 28 December, 23:35
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    Electrons, Atomic Number

    Explanation:

    The total number of electrons is different for each and every element of the periodic table.

    It is known as the atomic number of an element.

    Mendeleev's Periodic Table's principle:

    The properties of the elements is a periodic function of their atomic mass.

    But, this was true only for the lighter elements.

    So, the principle of the Long Form of the Periodic Table is:

    The properties of the elements is a periodic function of their atomic numbers.
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