In the periodic table, till which element should I learn- till 30 or till 100 or the whole periodic table consisting of 118 elements?

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It would help if you learned according to your syllabus. Class 9-10 <30, Class 11-12 - as per syllabus.
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It would help if you learned the whole periodic table. If you find it challenging to know the entire table, watch some youtube videos on tricks to learn it. There are plenty of shortcuts available. You'll also find the shortcuts interesting, which will help you remember the table for a long time.
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Dear Ashwin, you just bothers about first 30 initially.Don't take any extra tension for remaining s.đŸ‘†
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There is no need to count. As you go through a particular application, you will automatically remember all valuable elements. For example, if you are studying nuclear reactions, you will have to go to Uranium, which has higher locations.
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It is enough to learn till Zinc(Z=30), but at the same time, I would suggest you have the atomic number of alkali metals and halogens to be memorised as well if you are planning to give JEE/NEET as they are pretty useful for a few problems.
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Pharma industries practitioners with 13 years exp

Firstly, you must learn 30 elements related to noble gases, and then you may go for other essential elements.
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Mathematics teacher and Engineering professor with 12 years of teaching experience

At least 30 is a must; above that is your wish.
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M.Sc. Physics , Ph.D Project, B.Ed with 10 years of teaching experience

You need not learn all the elements. Remember the first 30 elements per atomic number as they are always asked in questions and an atomic number of inert gases.
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MSc Mathematics with 2 year experience of home tutor.

You could memorise element groups(different colour groups), go one row at a time, or memorise in sets of 20 elements. It may be helpful to view an ordered list of the elements. Rather than attempting to memorise all of the elements at once, learn one group at a time, master that group, and then learn...
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You could memorise element groups(different colour groups), go one row at a time, or memorise in sets of 20 elements. It may be helpful to view an ordered list of the elements.Rather than attempting to memorise all of the elements at once, learn one group at a time, master that group, and then learn the next group until you know the whole table. read less
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No need to learn the whole periodic table. Just remember the s and p block and the first two rows of the d block.
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