Answer:
It became organized by atomic number instead of atomic mass.
Step-by-step explanation:
Mosley used the cathode ray tube and fired a beam of electrons at different elements in his list from 1 being hydrogen and 92 being Uranium. He analyzed the x-ray spectrum produced and concluded that the frequency of the x-ray generated by the metal depended on its position in the list. He assigned this position as the atomic number of the element. He explained that the atomic number is a whole number and not a fraction, atomic number is positively charged and that elements in the periodic table should be placed based on their atomic number and not atomic mass.