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The modern periodic table was given by:

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Dobereiner

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Newlands

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Bohr

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Mendeleev

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The correct option is C
Bohr

The modern periodic table was prepared by Neils Bohr. It is also known as a long form of periodic table. It has been designed on the basis of the modern periodic law which states that "the properties of the elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers." This periodic law was proposed by Henry Moseley.

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