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f. Is there any periodicity in the maximum oxidation number for elements 11 through 17? If so, explain your answer. T

f. Is there any periodicity in the maximum oxidation number for elements 11 through 17? If so, explain your answer. T

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160 f. Is there any periodicity in the maximum oxidation number for elements 11 through 17? If so, explain your answer. 4. a. The inside front cover contains a modern traditional (horizontal) periodic table. The original Mendeleev table was actually a vertical model. (e.g., see: http://www.aip.org/history/curie/periodic.htm. The inside back cover and the site: http://murov.info/periodictables.pdf contain a modem version of a vertical table. Suggest reasons for the predominance of the horizontal model over the vertical model but also suggest some advantages of the vertical model. b. Use the periodic table at the site, in 4-a above to determine if there appears to be any periodicity to the toxicity of the elements (as indicated by rat LD, values for ions of the elements). For a discussion of LD, values, see the next section. The final table in the site (http://murov.info/periodictables.pdf) displays the elements that can be found on earth in elemental form. What conclusions can you draw from your observations of this table?
Transcribed Image Text:160 f. Is there any periodicity in the maximum oxidation number for elements 11 through 17? If so, explain your answer. 4. a. The inside front cover contains a modern traditional (horizontal) periodic table. The original Mendeleev table was actually a vertical model. (e.g., see: http://www.aip.org/history/curie/periodic.htm. The inside back cover and the site: http://murov.info/periodictables.pdf contain a modem version of a vertical table. Suggest reasons for the predominance of the horizontal model over the vertical model but also suggest some advantages of the vertical model. b. Use the periodic table at the site, in 4-a above to determine if there appears to be any periodicity to the toxicity of the elements (as indicated by rat LD, values for ions of the elements). For a discussion of LD, values, see the next section. The final table in the site (http://murov.info/periodictables.pdf) displays the elements that can be found on earth in elemental form. What conclusions can you draw from your observations of this table?
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