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What are the advantages of "Laws of Octaves " . No spammere​

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➡ Newland noticed that if he broke up his list of elements into groups of seven – starting a new row with the eighth element – the first element in each of those groups have similar chemistry.

➡Seeing the word octave applied to this table may lead one to think that Newlands recognised periods of eight elements with repeating properties, as we do with the modern periodic table, for example: Li Be B C N O F Ne.

➡However, each sequence of Newlands' octaves contain only seven elements. Count the columns! In Newlands' day the group 8 (18) rare gas elements, He, Ne, Ar, Kr & Xe, had not yet been discovered.

To Newlands, Li to Na is an octave of eight elements, the eighth element repeating the properties of the first.

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