since the OAT is computerized now and i am sure some questions we need the table for in chem, do we have to scroll back to look at the table or is there an actual sheet we get to look at? also the valence electron roman numerals are not listed right? it's basically a blank periodic table? thanks for any help! OAT 10 days away!
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question about periodic table on OAT
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The periodic table on the computerized OAT is hidden, so you will have to click on the EXHIBIT tab on the screen to bring pull it up. I don't quite remember, but I am pretty sure that the roman numerals were not labeled on the table. It was a blank table with element, atomic #, mass #.
Roman Numerals were not on the periodic table. All you see after you click on the button "EXHIBIT" at the bottom of your screen is a "skeleton" periodic table with only the Element shorthands, mass, and atomic numbers. Good luck studying!
