John Newlands

In 1864, John set up a practice as an analytical chemist. On the side he taught chemistry to supplement his income. He became chief chemist in a refinery because he developed a new system of cleaning sugar and introduced a number of improvements in processing. This all happened in 1868. Unfortunately two years later, he left the refinery due to foreign competition and started another analyst practice, which was partnered by his brother. He really loved chemistry.

There was something that always bugged John, which was the classification of organic compounds. This really attracted him to arrange the elements himself. He came to the conclusion that when ord


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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There was something that always bugged John, which was the classification of organic compounds. This really attracted him to arrange the elements himself. He came to the conclusion that when ordered by increasing weight, every eighth element was related, or analogous, to the first element in the group. Elements came in multiples of eight. This conclusion of Johns became known as the Law of octaves. Strikingly enough, he also chose the serial order of atomic weights starting with Hydrogen. Over the years John Newlands kept trying to improve on his first breakthrough which was of course the first version of the periodic table. Persistently he never gave up setting out claims. This finally paid off when he





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