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Memorising the Periodic Table (1 Viewer)
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rip the pages out of your marty fields joke book, then paste in a page for each element of the periodic table, then read it but just pretend ur reading jokes and u will memorise it in no time
rip the pages out of your marty fields joke book, then paste in a page for each element of the periodic table, then read it but just pretend ur reading jokes and u will memorise it in no time
-pari-
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i used to make a poem thing
using the letters....wat's it called again?
like
H-arry
He-lped
Li-nda
Be-reak...
you get the idea...
it'd be extremely long, but you can try breaking it up into smaller sections
- or you can try making them the words to a song =) that sticks well too
using the letters....wat's it called again?
like
H-arry
He-lped
Li-nda
Be-reak...
you get the idea...
it'd be extremely long, but you can try breaking it up into smaller sections
- or you can try making them the words to a song =) that sticks well too
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Dave2007
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Also, go prison break style, and tatoo the periodic table to your body.
Has my joke book started a sensation!?!disputed said:rip the pages out of your marty fields joke book, then paste in a page for each element of the periodic table, then read it but just pretend ur reading jokes and u will memorise it in no time
Also, go prison break style, and tatoo the periodic table to your body.
watatank
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Why must you memorise the periodic table when you get one every assessment task?
If you do feel the absolute need to memorise it....I think it's highly effective to learn by groups (colomns if you like) rather than periods (rows)...learn what are the group 1-8 elements are, then make sure you can identify the transitional metals, their valencies, etc. Because its more important to know how many electrons are on the outer shell rather than how many shells are filled....
If you do feel the absolute need to memorise it....I think it's highly effective to learn by groups (colomns if you like) rather than periods (rows)...learn what are the group 1-8 elements are, then make sure you can identify the transitional metals, their valencies, etc. Because its more important to know how many electrons are on the outer shell rather than how many shells are filled....
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You could try to make the first letters of each element into a sentence or you start from hydrogen and then go hydrogen, helium and slowly learn them. You will be able to get a particular rhythm. Thats how I remembered the first 20. Hopeless with others though. Lol.
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Every chem and physics exam - that is.Jachie said:I thought in every exam you were provided with a periodic table.
An old science teacher knows a dirty version of how to remember the elements. I was in year 8 at the time so he didn't tell me what it was.
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why would you memorise it if it's given to you? I'd be more concerned with knowing how to fully utilise it (counting electrons, knowing the classes, valency etc)
why would you memorise it if it's given to you? I'd be more concerned with knowing how to fully utilise it (counting electrons, knowing the classes, valency etc)