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why was the system of classification of elements into traids not found suitable?

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Answered by as9099401

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By Newland's law of triads the element showed odd grouping and also the thesis that the atomic Weight of middle element is average of other two elements did not held true for every triad.

Answered by rianshtangri

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It is because all the elements discovered at that time could not be classified into triads.

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why was the system of classification of elements into traids not found suitable?