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    The document discusses the history and development of the periodic table of elements. It describes how early Greek philosophers recognized only 4 elements and how scientists like Lavoisier established that elements cannot be broken down further. The document then outlines key scientists like Dobereiner, Newlands, Mendeleev and Meyer who proposed organizing elements by properties and atomic mass, leaving spaces for undiscovered elements. Later, Ramsay discovered noble gases while Moseley demonstrated each element's unique atomic number determines its properties. The periodic table took shape through the contributions of these many scientists over time.

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    The document discusses the history and development of the periodic table of elements. It describes how early Greek philosophers recognized only 4 elements and how scientists like Lavoisier established that elements cannot be broken down further. The document then outlines key scientists like Dobereiner, Newlands, Mendeleev and Meyer who proposed organizing elements by properties and atomic mass, leaving spaces for undiscovered elements. Later, Ramsay discovered noble gases while Moseley demonstrated each element's unique atomic number determines its properties. The periodic table took shape through the contributions of these many scientists over time.

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    The document discusses the history and development of the periodic table of elements. It describes how early Greek philosophers recognized only 4 elements and how scientists like Lavoisier established that elements cannot be broken down further. The document then outlines key scientists like Dobereiner, Newlands, Mendeleev and Meyer who proposed organizing elements by properties and atomic mass, leaving spaces for undiscovered elements. Later, Ramsay discovered noble gases while Moseley demonstrated each element's unique atomic number determines its properties. The periodic table took shape through the contributions of these many scientists over time.

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    IT'S SCIENCE

    TIME WITH
    MA'AM CJ!
    HISTORY
    OF THE
    PERIODIC
    TABLE
    OBJECTIVES
    • Discuss the history of the periodic table.
    • Create a timeline of the key scientists who
    contributed to the development of the periodic
    table.
    • Recognized the significance of scientist’s
    contribution for the development of the periodic
    table of elements
    WHAT IS A
    PERIODIC
    TABLE OF
    ELEMENTS
    THE GREEK
    ThePERIODIC TABLE
    greek periodic table only consist
    of 4 elements and these are..
    HOW?
    THE
    MYSTERY OF
    THE
    PERIODIC
    ANTOINE LAVOISIER
    • Father of Chemistry
    • Elements is a substance that cannot be
    broken down by existing chemical means.
    JOHN DOBEREINER
    (1829)

    • Developed the Law


    of Triads.
    LAW OF TRIADS
    LAW OF
    TRIADS

    Each triad was composed of set of


    three elements that have similar
    properties.
    JOHN
    NEWLANDS
    (1863)
    • Proposed the Law
    of Octaves.
    LAW OF OCTAVES
    LAW OF
    OCTAVES
    • Arrangement of elements in order of
    increasing atomic mass.
    • Every eighth element had similar
    properties called octaves.
    DMITRI
    MENDELEEV
    • Russian (1869)
    chemist who arranged
    the elements in order of
    increasing atomic mass.
    • He also put elements in
    groups with those with similar
    properties.
    DMITRI MENDELEEV
    (1869)
    DMITRI MENDELEEV
    (1869)
    • The elements were arranged in rows and columns
    and Dmitri left blank spaces for elements to be
    discovered.
    LOTHAR
    MEYER (1864)
    • He came up with the same
    conclusion as Dmitri Mendeleev.
    • Grouped the elements with similar
    properties.
    • Also left blank spaces for
    undiscovered elements.
    WILLIAM
    RAMSAY (1894)
    • a British chemist who discovered
    four noble gases and showed that
    those gases (together with Helium
    and Radon) formed a new family
    of elements named Noble Gases.
    HENRY
    MOSELEY
    • was a British (1913)
    physicist who used X-ray
    frequencies to order the elements and
    discovered that each element has a
    unique emission pattern when X-rayed.
    • He demonstrated that properties of an
    element are determined by the atomic
    number.
    WITH THE HELP OF THESE
    GREAT SCIENTISTS, I WAS
    BORN!
    GROUP ACTIVITY:
    DIRECTIO
    N:
    The teacher will ask the leader to pick one scientist in the box.
    After that, make a short skit about the scientist. The skit should
    include the scientist’s name and contribution to the periodic
    table of elements. Students are given 10 mins to prepare.
    Presentation should only last 2-3minutes.
    Guide Question:

    a. Is every scientist significant in the


    development of the periodic table of element?
    R 5 4 3
    U CRITERIA
    Accuracy
    OUTSTANDING VERY GOOD
    All answers are 1 answer
    FAIR
    is 2 answers
    B correct. incorrect. are
    incorrect.

    R Presentation
     The
    All indicators Only
    actor/actress were met.
    was confident.
    2 Only 1
    indicators were indicator is
    met. met.
    I  Audible
    modulated voice.
    and

    C  Good acting skills

    S
    R CRITERIA
    5
    OUTSTANDING
    4
    VERY GOOD
    3
    FAIR

    U Collaboration The tasked is The tasked is The group


    well distributed well distributed failed to do
    and all members but 1-2 members the work at
    B contributed to didn’t contribute all.
    the activity. to the activity.

    R Promptness The group The group The group


    finished on the finished 1 finished 2-3
    I allotted time. minutes after the minutes
    allotted time. after the
    C allotted
    time.

    S
    Generalizati
    on that contributed to the
    a. Who are the different scientist
    development of the periodic table?
    b. Give me a brief summary of their contribution.
    ASSIGNM
    ENT:
    DIRECTIO
    N:
    With your learnings about the history of the periodic
    table, create a timeline of the scientist’s name, year or
    discovery and contribution in the development of the
    periodic table of elements.
    Example:
    THANK
    YOU FOR
    LISTENING
    <3

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