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Blocks on the periodic table are formed by elements that have the same atomic mass. True or False

Blocks on the periodic table are formed by elements that have the same atomic mass. True or False
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Blocks on the periodic table are formed by elements that have the same atomic mass.

True or False

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False. Elements in each block are organized by their orbital type, which is determined by their highest energy electron.
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The answer is False
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