What was the basis for Mendeleev's classification of elements in his periodic table?

  • A
    Atomic number
  • B
    Atomic mass
  • C
    Electronic configuration
  • D
    Electronegativity

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What were the important contributions of Mendeleev's periodic table?

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Match the following and select the correct option.
List-$I$ List-$II$
$(1)$ Lothar Meyer $(A)$ First to present a periodic table showing correct arrangement up to Calcium.
$(2)$ $A$.$E$.$B$. de Chancourtois $(B)$ Arranged elements in horizontal and vertical rows based on atomic weight.
$(3)$ Newlands $(C)$ Discovered the element with atomic number $101$.
$(4)$ Seaborg $(D)$ Suggested that arrangement based on atomic weight is an important concept in the periodic table.
$(E)$ Presented the first possible periodic table.
$(F)$ Arranged elements into groups of three.
$(G)$ Law of Octaves.

On the basis of which property did Mendeleev arrange the elements?

Which elements did Mendeleev leave gaps for in his periodic table and what names did he give them?

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