3 question blog 11/10

1. Recently we have been talking about the development of the periodic table and how it works, the different families, groups etc, we are learning how to better understand and read the periodic table

2. Recently I have learned that the periodic table is divided up into 4 blocks s,d,p, f  and what all of these blocks represent

3. I will continue to study my notes and create flash cards to help better understand what we are working on

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