Who Invented The Periodic Table?

Answer: The invention of the periodic table 

In the history of chemistry, Dimitri Mendeleev was the inventor of the periodic table. 

• According to him, elements’ physical and chemical properties are the periodic function of their atomic weight.
• His Mendeleev periodic table was based on atomic weight.
• Noble gases were not discovered; only 63 elements were known then.
• He was the first scientist to clarify the elements systematically that is in horizontal rows and vertical columns.
•  Horizontal rows were known as periods, and vertical columns were known as groups.
• There were seven periods and eight groups and Mendeleev’s periodic table.