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my church learners now that we have actually had a fair idea of the periodic table i believe we can use that as the basis to progress into our next lesson that is chemical compounds in the beginning we define compounds as chemical combination of two or more elements that is compound a compound is a chemical combination of two or more elements and we we also learnt that for from atom to come together with another atom to form a compound it it just means that both atoms are unstable that a is unstable and b is unstable so they are lacking stability so one what they possibly charge a scattering will have to come together with the one thatamp;#39;s negatively charged another they come together then they balance charges then it becomes a compound so we have several of them several compounds i have made iamp;#39;ve made this rough sketch of the periodic table made up of the group one group two then here is our transition methods then group three group three four five six seven now this are
