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In my opinion I think the periodic table if organized, it is arranged in order of increasing atomic number, which means it is organized according to the number of protons that it has in its atomic nucleus

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In my opinion I think the periodic table is organized

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Yes, I think the periodic table of elements is very clear and understandable, because each element is arranged in rows by the increase of the atomic mass. It is also arranged by what type of element it is such as Alkali metals, Alkali earth metals, Nobal gases, lanthanides, Actinides etc. In different colours to indicate which group it belongs in. This makes scientific researches easier to learn and understand for chemists, students, and teachers.

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yes the way the periodic table is organised is clear, because it is arranged on the atomic number, and the atomic number describes the number of protons in an element.  

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yes the way the periodic table is organised is clear, because it is arranged on the atomic number, and the atomic number describes the number of protons in an element.  

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yes because the way the elements are organised by the atomic number of the element so on the top left is the lowest and on the bottom right is the highest so its clearer than if its organised by atomic mass.

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I feel that the arrangement the periodic table is clear and understandable. It based on a specific group of metal (alkali metal, alkali earth and so on...) and is organized on the atomic number (a similar number to the amount of protons and electrons). In my opinion i feel it is a very acceptable and logical way to arrange the elements so

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Yes, the organization of the periodic table is understandable as it is based and arranged on the Atomic Number. Since the Atomic Number is defined by the number of protons in the nucleus which is equal to the number of electrons in a neutral atom. The number and arrangement of the electrons determine the chemical properties of an element. That makes the Atomic number arrangement most useful for chemists.

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Yes. I think that the organization (arrangement) of the periodic table does make sense. For instance, the atomic number increases as the table go on, and the number of the shell is the same in each row. This is the reason why the table is in such shape. The atomic number describes the number of proton in the element. So that the person looking at the periodic table can easily understand that it is the number of electrons. I think organizing this table in such a way that has certain rules, can make it easier for not only us but also, chemists, who is the one that needs to understand this the best.

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Yes the way that Elements on the Periodic Table are arranged makes sense. The Elements are organised  in order of Atomic Number increasing.  Atomic number describes the number of protons in one atom of that element. Atomic number describes the number of protons in one atom of that element. Arranging the Periodic Table this way makes it easier for people to learn and teach.

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Yes, the organization of the periodic table makes sense because it is arranged by the Atomic Number. Atomic Number is defined by the number of protons in the nucleus which is equal to the number of electrons in a neutral atom. The number and arrangement of the electrons determine the chemical properties of an element. That makes the atomic number arrangement most useful for Chemists.

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I think the periodic table makes sense and is understandable,for example the atomic number increase as the table goes on. tomic Number is defined by the number of protons in the nucleus which is equal to the number of electrons in a neutral atom.