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Noble gases did not find a place in Newland's Octaves. Explain.
Noble gases did not find a place in Newland's Octaves. Explain.
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1. Newland’s classification arranges the elements such that the properties of elements repeat after every eight elements. [1 Marks]
2. After the discovery of noble gases, they became the ninth element (and not the eight), which had similar properties. Hence Law of Octaves became irrelevant. [1 Marks]
1. Newland’s classification arranges the elements such that the properties of elements repeat after every eight elements. [1 Marks]
2. After the discovery of noble gases, they became the ninth element (and not the eight), which had similar properties. Hence Law of Octaves became irrelevant. [1 Marks]
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