The Periodic Table slides
42 slide sets by 40 users · Page 1 of 2
This Chemistry page gathers over 20 slide sets on the periodic table, from atomic structure and groups to periodicity and trends. Made by GoConqr users, they are mainly for school students revising secondary-level chemistry and teachers looking for material on those topics. Choose a slide set to explore.
Slides
More The Periodic Table resources
About the periodic table slides
GoConqr OriginalUsing the periodic table slides
These slide sets offer several routes through the unit. One The Periodic Table set introduces groups and periods, while another set brings atomic structure together with the table. There are also slides on the development of the table and on chemical patterns.
For a starting point, try the set on groups and periods. Its overview can help you find a topic to revisit. Then look for Periodicity or Trends on the Periodic Table when you want to focus on patterns.
Revise with slides
Work through a set in short sections, then cover the slides and recall the terms or ideas you have just read. Return to any section you want to check. If you want a different way to organise the material, switch to a mind map on the unit page; use a quiz when you are ready to check your recall.
Pick a topic and open a set that matches it.
Frequently asked questions
Which slide set is a good place to start?
The Periodic Table includes a set that introduces groups and periods, making it a useful starting point for an overview. The page also lists a set on atomic structure and the periodic table if you want to revise those topics together.
Are these slide sets free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study, with no account needed. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
What can I do if I need more practice after the slides?
The unit page also has quizzes and mind maps. A mind map offers another way to organise a topic from the slides, while a quiz gives you a way to check what you can recall. You can return to the slides afterwards to review.