First Published Periodic System
Presents the periodic system to the Russian Chemical Society and arranges elements so that chemical properties recur systematically with atomic weight.
Follow Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev through 7 dated historical records for Russia.
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Presents the periodic system to the Russian Chemical Society and arranges elements so that chemical properties recur systematically with atomic weight.
Leaves deliberate gaps in the periodic system where the pattern indicates that undiscovered elements should exist.
Predicts detailed properties for the missing element he calls eka-aluminium, including its approximate atomic weight, density and chemical behaviour.
Predicts a missing element related to boron and aluminium, later associated with the discovery of scandium.
Predicts the existence and major chemical properties of a missing element below silicon, later identified as germanium.
The achievement marks eka-element predictions as an important Russian scientific milestone.
Publishes detailed predictions for elements missing from the periodic table.
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