How many elements did Mendeleev's periodic table contain?

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Mendeleev's periodic table
Mendeleev's claimed famous periodic law that “Elements are a periodic function of their atomic weight”.
Mendeleev placed elements in the order of their atomic weights, in the form of a table known as Periodic table of Mendeleev.
Mendeleev's periodic table contain $63$ elements, in the order of their atomic weight.
Therefore, Mendeleev's periodic table has $63$ elements.

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