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En que se fundamento Moseley para describir la tabla periódica actual?

1 answer:

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Answer:

La tabla periódica de moseley fue una manera de dar solución a esta problemática, ya que nos permite tener a la mano todos los elementos que se han descubierto hasta la actualidad y sus propiedades químicas más resaltantes.

A continuación se Describe una linea del tiempo de la creación de la tabla periodica:

1820 - se crean las tríadas de Dobereiner.

1863 - se crea el cilindro de chancourtois.

1864 - se crean las octavas de newlands.

1869 - se crea el primer prototipo de la tabla periódica.

1914 - se fórmula la ley periódica moderna por Moseley.

Explanation:

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