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Romashka [77]
3 years ago
15

Calculate the molecular weight of chalk.write any two advantages of mandeleev's periodic table?

Chemistry
1 answer:
Debora [2.8K]3 years ago
5 0
Part (a):
Chalk has the chemical formula: CaCo₃
From the periodic table:
mass of Ca = 40 grams
mass of Co = 58.9 grams
Therefore:
molecular weight of chalk = 40 + 3(58.9) = 216.7 grams

Part (b):
Advantages of M<span>andeleev's periodic table:
1- Could predict the properties of elements easily based on its position in the periodic table
2- Elements were arranged systematically in order of increasing atomic mass which helped in the study and classification of elements
3- Even after the discovery of noble gases, no major changes needed to be done to the periodic table. Noble gases were inserted easily
4- He left room for other undiscovered elements based on his systematic approach in writing the table

Hope this helps :)</span>
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