In the periodic table what is the 65th element? (pls help me)
2 answers:
Answer:
Terbium
Explanation:
- All elements are put in squares on the periodic table.
- They represent the number of protons in the nucleus.
- They are the largest number in the square.
- The elements go up in order.
- Number 65 is in the row following Calcium. It is about in the middle of that row.
Terbium. Need any more info on it?
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