The Elements Speculations As to Their Nature And Origin
The Elements Speculations As to Their Nature And Origin
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* In this figure each of the loops is divided into eight equal parts, and upon it the elements are supposed to follow one another at equal distances along the spiral, a gap of * This figure is the outcome of several modifications introduced into a diagram originally published by Professor Emerson Reynolds (Chemical News (1886), liv, i), which was employed as a substitute for the tabular arrangement of Mendeleef. The diagram consisted of a zigzag curve, upon which the symbols of the elements wer...e placed in the order of their atomic weights, and was designed to impress the idea of periodic relation of properties to atomic weight.
73 THEORIES OF EVOLUTION one division being left at the point of cross- ing. " Let me'suppose, " he says, * " at the birth of the elements, as we now know them, the action of the vis generatrix might be diagrammatically represented by a journey to and fro in cycles along a figure of eight path, while simultaneously time is flowing on, and some circumstance by which the element-forming cause is conditioned (e.
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* In this figure each of the loops is divided into eight equal parts, and upon it the elements are supposed to follow one another at equal distances along the spiral, a gap of * This figure is the outcome of several modifications introduced into a diagram originally published by Professor Emerson Reynolds (Chemical News (1886), liv, i), which was employed as a substitute for the tabular arrangement of Mendeleef. The diagram consisted of a zigzag curve, upon which the symbols of the elements wer...e placed in the order of their atomic weights, and was designed to impress the idea of periodic relation of properties to atomic weight.
73 THEORIES OF EVOLUTION one division being left at the point of cross- ing. " Let me'suppose, " he says, * " at the birth of the elements, as we now know them, the action of the vis generatrix might be diagrammatically represented by a journey to and fro in cycles along a figure of eight path, while simultaneously time is flowing on, and some circumstance by which the element-forming cause is conditioned (e.
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