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A systematic arrangement of the elements in columns and rows; elements in a given column have similar properties. Periods increase by the atomic number of the elements.
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a unit of geological time; a division of an era.
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(See frequency.)
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(a) The time required for a complete orbit. (b)The time required for a pendulum to make one to-and-fro swing. In general, the time required to complete a single cycle.
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the interval between consecutive similar stages in a repeating cycle of events.
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