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Contributions to the Periodic Table
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Antoine Lavoisier: He discovered four elements which were hydrogen, oxygen, carbon and silicon. Moreover, he formed the law of conservation of mass which states that in a chemical change, no atoms are created nor destroyed along with the establishment of chemical nomenclature which is a naming system for chemical compounds. Additionally, Lavoisier contributed to the periodic table by being the first person to classify elements into metals and non-metals.
Johann Wolfang Dobereiner: Dobereiner is perhaps most well-known for inventing the first commercial lighter which was called a 'tinderbox' or the Dobereiner lamp. It was used to light fires and pipes for smoking. Besides that, he also made some contributions to the periodic table. He split those elements into triads which are groups of three and arranged those elements in ascending order of atomic weights. Due to this, he saw that the middle element had properties that were the average of the other two.
John Newlands: Newlands was the first person to arrange each of the elements known at the time, periodically in the order of atomic mass. This arrangement allowed him to see that every eight elements had similarities which he called the law of octaves. No gaps were left for new elements.
Dmitri Mendeleev: Mendeleev, a polymath created the modern structure of the periodic table. The elements were arranged in order of atomic weight and into various groups based on their compositions. One creative idea that is unique in Mendeleev's contribution to the periodic table was how he left gaps for future elements such as gallium and was able to predict their properties.
Lothar Meyer: Meyer arranged the elements into a periodic table that was quite similar to Mendeleev's and he also left gaps for some future elements. However, he was never able to predict their properties. One creative idea was his discovery of the Periodic Law.
Henry Moseley: Moseley played a big part in the modern periodic table. He had a creative idea which was to use the concept of subatomic particles to group the elements. In his experiments, Moseley used X-ray to find out the approximate wavelengths of each element and gave them each a correlated atomic number. Later on, he regrouped these elements into a new periodic table in order of their atomic number and into groups which helped to clear some inconsistencies found in previous tables.
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