a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case, as it would lead us to expect elements possessed of special properties at any point of the curve. The periods of the elements have thus a character very different from those which are so simply represented... The American Journal of Science - Page 1501890Full view - About this book
| Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev - Argon - 1891 - 546 pages
...which gives CdCL, but, according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none ; in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the masses, and not to a continuous evolution. In these sudden changes destitute... | |
| Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev - Argon - 1891 - 534 pages
...CdCL, but, according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none ; in fact a xiniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case, as it...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the masses, and not to a continuous evolution. In these sudden changos destitute... | |
| Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev - 1897 - 570 pages
...which gives CdCl.,, but, according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none ; in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the masses, and not to a continuous evolution. In these sudden changes destitute... | |
| Dmitry Ivanovich Mendeleyev - 1902 - 258 pages
...according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none ; in fact a uniform curve \voulil be inapplicable in such a case, as it would lead us...thus a character very different from those which are do simply represented by geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the... | |
| Oliver Joseph Thatcher - Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1907 - 648 pages
...which gives CdCl 2 , but according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none: in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes destitute of intermediate steps or positions, in the absence of elements intermediate... | |
| Oliver Joseph Thatcher - Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1907 - 494 pages
...which gives CdClj, but according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none : in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes destitute of intermediate steps or positions, in the absence of elements intermediate... | |
| Electronic journals - 1928 - 430 pages
...which gives CdCls, but, according to the very essence of the periodic law there can be none ; in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the masses, and not to a continuous evolution .... If we mark on an axis of abscissœ... | |
| Mary J. Nye - Science - 1983 - 700 pages
...which gives CdC1 2 , but, according to the very essence of the periodic law there can be none; in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the masses, and not to a continuous evolution. In these sudden changes destitute... | |
| James Roy Newman - Mathematics - 2000 - 728 pages
...which gives CdCl 2 , but, according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none; in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the masses, and not to a continuous evolution. In these sudden changes destitute... | |
| A.S. Weber - Science - 2000 - 518 pages
...which gives CdCl^ but, according to the very essence of the periodic law, there can be none; in fact a uniform curve would be inapplicable in such a case,...geometers. They correspond to points, to numbers, to sudden changes of the masses, and not to a continuous evolution. In these sudden changes destitute... | |
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