How Do You Memorize The Periodic Table Of Elements?
Being able to memorize the periodic table of elements will make it easier to study and prepare for tests in your chemistry class. You’ll might also impress your friends. Whatever your motivation is, commiting the periodic table to memory will help you understand how the elements are organized and how they are related. For example, you probably know that the farthest column to the right makes up the noble gases, which are all inert. On the upper left side of the table are where most of the reactive elements are. Memorizing the periodic table may seem like a daunting task (it is), but it doesn’t have to be boring or tedious. Here are some suggestions for memorizing all the elements and their location on the periodic table. Step 1 Make it your first goal to memorize the first twenty elements; everything from hydrogen to calcium. A good way to do this is to make a song out of it. Step 2 The best way I know of memorizing the periodic table is by constructing it by hand. The act of drawing t
