<span>How does the modern Periodic Table of the Elements differ from Mendeleev's chart?</span>
Dmitri Mendeleev's periodic table<span> featured </span>elements<span> arranged in accordance with their atomic mass, while the </span>modern table<span> has </span>elements<span> arranged according to </span>periodic<span> number. </span>Mendeleev's periodic table<span> also had the </span>elements<span> arranged vertically, whereas the </span>modern table<span> has them arranged horizontally.
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Barium (Ba) has the lowest electronegativity of the choices you have given.
The electronegativity of Calcium (Ca) is 1
The electronegativity of Strontium (Sr) is 0.95
The electronegativity of Magnseium (Mg) is 1.31 (has the highest)
The electronegativity of Barium (Ba) is 0.89
Of the list above, you can see that Barium has the lower level of electronegativity (0.89). Therefore, the correct answer is D.
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