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Do the periods on the periodic table represent the energy levels for atoms

Do the periods on the periodic table represent the energy levels for atoms
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Do the periods on the periodic table represent the energy levels for atoms

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Yes they do, I would phrase it more along the lines that Elements (because only elements are in the periodic table) in the same period will all have the same number of energy levels
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