Early History of Mendeléeff's Periodic Law

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Jun 1934

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Nature, Volume 133, Issue 3373, pp. 946 (1934).

Physics

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THE statement appears in NATURE of April 28, p. 656, that ``Mendeléeff's first table, published in 1871, bears a remarkable resemblance to that of the present day''. As a matter of fact, Dmitri Ivanovitch Mendeléeff began his investigations on the correlation of chemical properties with the atomic weight of elements in 1868, and succeeded in evolving the periodicity of this relationship at the end of that year. He printed the first periodic table in the middle of February, 1869, as follows:

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