Elements in the same period in the periodic table have the same

A. number of shells
B. atomic number
C. chemical properties
D. physical properties?

6 answers

its A because if they are in the same period they all have the same electron shells.
Nope. Guess again. Can't be A. Try C
Ugh, in a series (period) the elements do have the same number of energy levels ... it is in groups (families) of elements that chemical properties are consistent. I would have selected 'A'. :-)
I just wrote a treatise on why A couldn't possibly be correct but just before posting I reread the question and saw I had made a mistake. The question is about periods and I read it as groups. and my answer is correct for groups (families). Periods are different and A is better answer.
Its A all the elements in a period have the same amount of shells
Its a clutz'
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