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The periodic table is difficult to memorize, but there are a few tricks that can help you do it more quickly and effectively.
Do not have in mind that you will memorize the entire table at once; divide it into smaller portions focusing on few elements or a particular block (s, p, d, f).
To remember the order of elements, create mnemonic devices or acronyms. For example “HHe Li Be B CNOF Ne” can be remembered as “Happy Little Bees Can Not Fly”.
Formulate a story or tale which includes the elements in sequence. Information tied to a narrative becomes more memorable.
List down flashcards with each element’s name, symbol and atomic number on them. Review them often especially for those elements that you find difficult.
Also read:Unlocking the Secrets of the Periodic Table
Observe and memorize patterns within the periodic table such as groups and periods. Elements in one group usually share similar properties which assists you in identifying and remembering them easily.
Take advantage of apps and online materials made specifically for retaining the knowledge of the periodic tables by heart. Many interactive tools and games can make it more fun.
By taking quizzes on periodical tables frequently can help reinforce what has been learned about them through studying only. There are various online platforms &apps that offer such recall testing services.
Create an image of the layout of periodic table in your head. See where every element falls on its neighbor positions when you think of their placement relative to other elements
Mnemonics for atomic numbers can be used. For example, for the atomic number 29 which is copper, one may associate with “Twenty-nine, you’re looking fine”.
Make the periodic table into a tune or rhyme. The rhythm and melody can make information more memorable.
As you teach periodic tables to other people, it helps in reinforcing your own understanding and also in getting to remember things better.
Different groups or blocks of elements can be assigned different colors. Visual cues help retention.
Remember that repetition and consistent practice are key to memorizing. Find the methods that work best for you and adapt them to your learning style Also, knowing how the periodic table is organized will aid you intuitively through this memorization process