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15-page complete notes for Classification of Elements and Periodicity for NEET. Includes History Dobereiner Triads, Newlands Octaves, Mendeleev defects, Modern Periodic Law, Structure 7 periods 18 groups, s-block Group 1-2 diagonal relation Li-Mg Be-Al, p-block 13-18 inert pair effect, d-block transition why Zn Cd Hg not transition, f-block Lanthanoid contraction reason, Trends: Atomic/Ionic Radius across L→R decreases down increases, Isoelectronic O2- F- Na+ Mg2+ Al3+, Ionization Enthalpy exceptions BeB and NO due to half/full stability, Electron Gain Enthalpy Cl most negative -349 F -328, Electronegativity F max 3.98, Valency, Metallic character, Oxides basic→acidic, Anomalous 2nd period, Diagonal Li-Mg Be-Al B-Si, IUPAC naming Z100 nil un bi tri quad pent hex sept oct enn + ium, PYQ most repeated, One Page Full Revision + Mnemonics LINA Ki Ruby. Original notes for NEET 2025-26.

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PERIODIC TABLE COMPLETE - Classification of
Elements & Periodicity
15 Pages | Modern Periodic Law + s p d f Blocks + Trends + Exceptions + PYQ | NEET Class 11 Chapter
3

Page Topic
2 Mind Map - Whole Chapter One Page
3 History - Dobereiner, Newlands, Mendeleev, Modern Law
4 Modern Periodic Table Structure - Periods & Groups
5 s-Block Elements - Properties & Diagonal Relationship
6 p-Block Elements - Groups 13 to 18 Tricks
7 d-Block & f-Block - Transition + Lanthanoids Actinoids
8 Periodic Trends 1 - Atomic Radius & Ionic Radius
9 Periodic Trends 2 - Ionization Enthalpy Tricks
10 Periodic Trends 3 - Electron Gain Enthalpy & EN
11 Valency, Oxidation State, Chemical Reactivity Trends
12 Anomalous Behaviour - Second Period, Diagonal
13 Nomenclature of Elements Z>100 - IUPAC Tricks
14 NEET PYQ 2019-2024 + Most Repeated Q
15 One Page Revision - All Trends + Mnemonics

, Page 2 - One Page Mind Map
Octet Rule: Atoms try to get 8 electrons in outermost shell
3 Reasons for bonding: Lower energy, Stability, Noble gas config
Modern Periodic Law: Properties are periodic functions of atomic numbers - Moseley
Structure: 7 periods (horizontal), 18 groups (vertical), s-block 1-2, p-block 13-18, d-block 3-12, f-block
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Period = number of shells, Group = valence electrons

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