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21 Comments to “The position of an element in the Periodic Table is determined by its __________ number?”
  1. i think the electron would be the most appropriate atomic particle that should determine the position of an element on thr periodic table since we use the outermost electrons or valence electrons to determine the group of an element.

  2. The appropriate answer should be Atomic Number as Atomic Number reflects number of Electrons or Protons of an atom. Since, in Periodic Table, all Elements are in atomic state, so atomic number should be the correct and appropriate answer.

  3. Dear. The correct answer is no of proton. The element are placed in periodic table according to increasing atomic no (after moslay experiment)… The atomic no of an atom only refer to the no of proton not electron… Because sodium cation has atomic no 11 and having 10 electrons… And it’s atomic no is 11 not 10

  4. Answer should be atomic number or protons .. Bcz atomic numbers are no.of protons in nucleus of atom..admin plz update

  5. Elements in the periodic table arrange in order of proton number not electron number.

  6. it should be atomic no or no of protons because electrons can be lost or gained by elemts.

  7. It’s Proton

    Please do search online to know about right option.
    Its common mistake of choosing electron

  8. Position of element is based upo on atomic no because electrons r not stable n then loss r gain but in atomic no proton present in nucleus and the stable thats why atomic no is correct

  9. If there is no choice of atomic number, Proton is correct i.e. always equivalent to atomic number unlike electron.

  10. The answer should be atomic number or both electron and proton, the atomic number represents the number of electrons and protons

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