What Is the Period of the Periodic Table?
A period is a horizontal row in the periodic table. Think of it as the table's sweet horizontal dance move.
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A period in the periodic table is just a horizontal row of elements.
It's a horizontal line, dude. Simple as that.
In the periodic table, a period is one of the horizontal rows. Each period corresponds to a new principal energy level for the electrons.
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