1. how are elements arranged on the periodic table? 2. what information does the periodic table provide for scientists? 3. what do families/groups have in common? 4. fill out the chart below using the periodic table.

1. The elements are arranged by energy levels, valence electrons, what group its on (Alkali Metals, Alakine Earth Metals, Boron Family, etc.), and forms ( metals, nonmetals, metalliods).
2. The periodic table tells scientists how reactive an element is, if it is a metal, nonmetal, or metalliod, and what group it's in.
3. Every element in a group has the same number of valance electrons ( They all have the same reactivity).
4. Where is the chart? I can't view it if it is there.

11. gene12. allele13. crossing over14. linked15. gene16. x17. males, femalesapologies if numbers are out of order.

A) the sequence of bases would halt the production of any proteins.