Chemistry, asked by prajuktamandal08, 2 months ago

Why did Newland's law of octaves fail?

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Answered by seemaanvi

Answer:

The law failed because of the following reasons: 1 The law was applicable only upto calcium. It could not include the other elements beyond calcium. ii With the discovery of rare gases it was the ninth element and not the eighth element having similar chemical properties.

Answered by vaishu5343

Answer:

because it didn't follow the trend

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