since the periodic table was found no new elements added?

Answer 1

They're constantly adding new ones. The new ones are synthetically created by bombarding already existing elements with neutrons. Apparently, they're up to atomic no. 118, now:

http://www.webelements.com/webelements/scholar/

Answer 2

The first periodic table was a effort by a Russian scientist to catalog elements into groups that showed similarities, and by atomic mass. This first table was a masterpiece, but there were spaces here and there. New elements were soon discovered that filled in the spaces, and in the twentieth century, many new man-made elements were synthesized in labs and fit at the end of the table. Who knows what lies ahead.

Answer 3

one hundred%. on account that 1923, 26 components have been further to the periodic table. Thats a normal of a pair of million each 3 years. we are continuously gaining expertise of latest components, with the previous couple of (a hundred and ten-112) no longer even in some periodic tables reckoning on how old they're. there'll DEFINATELY be extra components further to the periodic table.

Answer 4

There have been many elements added since Mendeleev put the table tgether, and we are working on filling it at 118 elements

Answer 5

False
See the above answers, but just think . Wasn't it Lavoisier (not sure of the name,except I spelled it wrong){woo hoo sell checker knew how to spell it}, who made the periodic table in the 1700's or 1800's but the Curies discovered radium in the 1900's

Answer 6

No, this is wrong. Since the periodic table was created, there have been dozens of discoveries. The last one last month.

Answer 7

there have been loads added since the original was made. I think they just found/ syntesized one in a lab like last week actually.

Answer 8

That isn't true. There are two fairly new ones. I just don't feel like doing the research to put them here.